Sentence examples for orientation characteristic from inspiring English sources
Viewed from this perspective, Heidegger's attempt to develop a new "fundamental ontology," one that would answer the question of the "meaning of Being," is misguided, because it continues to reflect the dominating and destructive orientation characteristic of Western philosophy in general.
The small globular protein, ubiquitin, contains a pair of oppositely charged residues, K11 and E34, that according to the three-dimensional structure are located on the surface of this protein with a spatial orientation characteristic of a salt bridge.
Leaders' roles were perceived by some participants to be evolving towards the coaching-focused orientation characteristic of a learning organization.
Together with the axon they show the typical bipolar orientation characteristic for these neurons (Fig. 7a1, a2).
In this work, the gradient magnitudes weighted orientation histogram was devised to describe the global orientation characteristic of images.
On the contrary, β1 integrin-silenced HUVEC failed to rearrange their actin microfilaments and cells retained their polygonal shape and random orientation characteristic for static conditions (Fig. 2D,E).
Fully PKMs have relatively very limited working-space, especially in terms of orientation characteristics.
They also showed quite different orientation characteristics corresponding to different morphologies.
These deficiencies can be negated by incorporating both grain size and orientation characteristics into crystal plasticity theory.
Microstructural observations revealed that the anisotropy was significantly influenced by structure and orientation characteristics of recrystallized grains.
Consequently, yield improvement in maize was probably a result of increased plant density tolerance through dependence on changes in leaf orientation characteristics.
