Sentence examples for orientation assumed from inspiring English sources

Consequently, the spatial orientation assumed by (PhSe 2 allows the electrophile moiety Se-Se closer to thiolate groups of catalytic Cys122, Cys124, and Cys132, leading to consequent thiol oxidation and zinc release.

In the hospital analysis the input orientation assumed that these facilities had limited control over the volume of their outputs.

While before globalisation, consuming local foods indeed represented the custom, because foods were plausibly local for the most part, today this orientation assumes the connotations of the individual's conscious and weighted choice.

To further validate the ability of the model to predict consequences of microtubule length change, we have calculated the distributions of the centrosome orientation assuming that the microtubules were only 9 µm long (the leftmost column of histograms in Fig. 3).

Patient care orientations assumed by nurses and physicians have long been recognized to be inherently different [ 29].

For the substrate constraints and temperatures under which both a- and c-domains coexist, both types of a-domains are present with their tetragonal axes perpendicular to each other, and the domain wall orientations deviate from the 45 orientation generally assumed in thermodynamic analyses.

Because we have limited our wellbore design and analysis in this study to a single vertical well, the magnitude and orientation of principal stresses, pore pressure and well orientation are assumed to be consistent at a given depth.

In the proposed model, a contact plane is defined and its orientation is assumed invariant.

The sensor orientation is assumed measured in the previous experiments since it can be estimated prior to the experiment.

The superficial contact point between flysch and limestone was acquired from the point cloud data and the contact plane orientation was assumed in the model.

The advantage of affecting multiple clusters to a single block can be noted in comparison with other approaches where a unique orientation is assumed for each location in the scene.