Sentence examples for normal orientation of from inspiring English sources

In one of the whisker analyzed, we found that the normal orientation of the grain just below the whisker is different; it is [2 1 0].

The left ventricular reconstructive surgery is based on an anatomical design of the heart described by Torrent-Guasp, where the normal orientation of the left ventricular muscle fibers, oblique in direction, is found parallel with the base of the heart at the time of ventricular dilation.

Incubation in peptide solution or root-exudate from transgenic plants that secrete the peptide disrupted normal orientation of infective cyst nematodes to host root diffusate.

They show that Aurora kinases phosphorylate Lgl to drive a dramatic relocalization of the protein during mitosis that is necessary for normal orientation of mitotic spindles in epithelial cells.

First, this implant features a varus (adduction) angle to replicate the normal orientation of the trapeziometacarpal joint by placing the thumb metacarpal in the desired relationship to the hand; most previous implant designs placed the articular surface perpendicular to the stem.

Another potential concern is that the normal orientations of pig and human are prone and upright, respectively.

The distribution of contact normal orientations for the carrier particle is presented in Fig. 5, which shows the polar histogram of the proportion of contact normal orientations falling within a series of adjacent orientation classes that partition the full orientation space.

However, we recently cared for an infant with transverse colonic atresia and total colonic aganglionosis associated with normal orientation and fixation of the distal colon.

Similarly, the model predicts that blocking one of these classes of cells should prevent the development of normal orientation selectivity [86].

The surface normal orientation, curvature and size of the gold nanoligaments were measured as a function of coarsening time (from 2 to 320 min).

If we travel around ∂ Δ i once in the clockwise direction starting from O i and read off the labels on arcs encountered (if we cross an arc, labelled x say, in the direction of its normal orientation, then we read x, whereas if we cross the arc in the direction of its opposite orientation, then we read x − 1 ), then we obtain a word which belongs to r ∪ r − 1.