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Crystalline plasticity parameters are adjusted using only the single crystal cyclic stress strain curves measured for one orientation of each of the two families.
A classical Cortex Transform decomposes image into 31 subimages, including 5 different spatial frequency bands each of which is divided into 6 subimages corresponding to one orientation of its spatial frequency, plus 1 extra base image corresponding to low-frequency component of original image.
The asymmetric unit contained one orientation of the toxin modeled at 0.25 occupancy.
Sequencing libraries were constructed and cleavages were mapped to one orientation of the 601 sequence, where the dyad axis is the 74th base pair from either end.
Unlike NP2, which favors one orientation of protohemin (which has no rotation axis passing through the heme plane), apo-NP4 and apo-NP1 bind both heme orientations equally well (see Scheme I of the Supporting Information).
At the apex of this plug, the side chain of Lys 91 shows two major populations; in one orientation of the side chain towards Asp 92 and in a less populated orientation toward Glu 40.
The proposed algorithm depends on the noise-resistant computation of orientation at each pixel in the image, in addition to the detection of the image regions that are coherent, or roughly consisting of one orientation.
As a consequence, it becomes difficult to ascertain the stability of one orientation with respect to another from DFT calculations alone.
The KHN is related to the extent of slip predicted by the ERSS calculations, assuming only one slip system to be active at any one particular orientation of the indenter.
Light scattering by each sample particle is computed for only one random orientation of the incident electromagnetic wave, but we average the scattered field over 100 scattering planes, evenly distributed around the propagation direction of the incident light.
Light scattering by each sample particle has been computed for one random orientation of the incident electromagnetic wave and averaged over 100 scattering planes evenly distributed around the propagation direction of the incident light.
