Sentence examples for of orientation by from inspiring English sources

Klinotaxis is the achievement of orientation by alternate lateral movements of part or all of a body; there appears to occur a comparison of intensities of stimulation between one position and another and a "choice" between them.

This change of orientation by moderate Arab leaders has most likely to do with increased fears of regional dominance by the non-Arab Muslim states as well as from radical groups in their own countries.

The Knoop hardness number was measured as a function of orientation by indenting parallel to a number of important crystallographic directions using the 15 g load.

This representation of orientation by the rotation matrix allows to overcome the problem of singularities that appear in local parametrization such as Euler angles.

For fibres held under tension during heat-treatment, the degree of orientation by either measure did not decrease until the EOR exceeded 0.5.

In the following I would like to ask which sort of orientation by futures studies would be possible for those "difficult cases" in the absence of mode 1 orientation.

We investigated a range of orientations by varying the slope and azimuth in 15° increments, from 0° (flat) to 90° (vertical) and 0° (south) to 345° (15° east of south), respectively.

While it is unlikely that RGIII's words will make an instantaneous difference, his words come on the heels of announcements of personal orientation by Robbie Rogers and Jason Collins.

The programme was sent photographs and lists of names, email addresses, dates of birth and details of sexual orientation by the website Usdate.

Randomization of cleavage orientation (by LGN knockout) increased frequency of the cleavage plane bypassing the apical membrane and decreased the population of apical progenitors (Konno et al. 2008).

The blockage of cell orientation by DAAM1 depletion was as effective as inhibition of aPKC or GSK3b (Fig. 4E) which are kinases essential for polarization [31], [32].