Sentence examples for orientation combined from inspiring English sources

As seen from word co-occurrence networks (Fig. 3), "orientation" combined with "innovation" (or "learning") refers to the firm as the entity of analysis.

Thermal stress can be reduced in a street canyon with a northwest-southeast orientation combined with an aspect ratio of at least 1.5.

It analyses an unconventional fibres orientation combined with the through-the-thickness stitching on the in-plane mechanical properties of CFRP.

Nevertheless, this orientation, combined with motives and orientations already present in China, can be seen to have taken effect from the way people justify their patterns of consumption in the course of interviews.

The mediolateral collagen fiber orientation, combined with our finding that the hypaxial myosepta lengthen dorsoventrally during swimming, suggests that one possible function of hypaxial myosepta in S. lacertina is to increase the strain amplification of the muscle fibers by reducing the mediolateral bulging of the myomeres and redirecting the bulging toward the dorsoventral direction.

The galaxy's closeness and tilted orientation, combined with ALMA's high resolution and sensitivity, allowed researchers to capture a detailed image of its central stellar nursery, or starburst region, said Leonard Blitz, an astronomer at UC Berkeley who was not involved in the study.

The Senegalese Plan is articulated around a number of strategic orientations combining better access and quality services, with an increased demand/supply and improved coordination, monitoring and evaluation mechanisms.

Social learning orientation combines elements from both a behaviourist and cognitivist approach and the locus of learning is in the interaction between the person, the learning environment and the desired behaviour [ 1].

Market orientation efforts combined with organizational capabilities, enhance performance (Luca and Atuahene-Gima 2007; Morgan and Vorhies 2009) or improve innovation (Lukas and Ferrell 2000).

This paper describes a new approach for the extraction of single-crystal elastic stiffness parameters from polycrystalline samples using spherical nanoindentation and orientation measurements combined with finite-element (FE) simulations.

The orientation treatments combined departure from the horizontal position by 0, 45, or 90° with upwards (45 and 90°) or downwards (−45 and −90°) direction of the distal portion of the stolon (Fig. 3).