Sentence examples for more precise orientation from inspiring English sources
What might be necessary, for more precise orientation, is some kind of shock genealogy.
Where more precise positioning and orientation is required for a given genome region, individual SNPs can be scored in the entire mapping population from which the bin set was derived and scaffolds can be located relative to the genetic markers used to generate the foundation linkage map.
The DTAG allowed a more precise quantification of the orientation of the two tagged male narwhals during entire dive sequences (Table 2), but yielded no information about when the animal was swimming along the inlet bottom.
We chose CT-scan analysis because it is more precise as it allows for accurate orientation of the medial part of the lateral condyle and offers the possibility of having measurements in millimeters without parallax or length approximation.
Examining the data could provide a more precise picture of the speed and orientation of the craft before it broke up.
The ellipsoidal description of the defect size, shape and orientation offers a more precise representation of real defects leading to more accurate results than the established hemispherical notch or surface crack methods.
However, in order to predict geomagnetic storms based on the above relationships, more precise knowledge about the size and orientation of flux ropes is needed, which should be an important target of MHD simulation studies.
While the SlmA dimer can be docked in the envelope, the precise orientation of the FtsZ proteins was more ambiguous because of its spherical shape.
It is evident that in addition to the relative orientation relationship some geometrical parameters, such as grain-boundary inclination, are needed for the more precise engineering of grain boundaries to control intergranular oxidation.
"It knows the precise orientation of your head".
