Sentence examples for orientation contains from inspiring English sources

This spiral fiber orientation contains both radial electric currents that contribute to the electrocardiogram and electrically silent circular currents that cannot be detected by the electrocardiogram but are detectable by their magnetic field, Bz.

We retained interactions for positive colonies in which the insert is in the correct orientation, contains one but no more than two annotated genes, and does not contain multiple genomic fragments that had been ligated together.

The next category, leisure-time orientation, contains all private priorities that are perceived as diametrically opposed to working life demands.

Moreover, let T → w v be an optimal orientation consistent with c w that orients the edges on path T (v, w) from v to w. Assume that this orientation contains for a child u i the arc (u i, w).

Dipika Nath's Human Rights Watch report, she says, provides meticulous evidence of "widespread, if not epidemic, hostility and violence against gay people — a far cry from the promise of equality and non-discrimination on the basis of 'sexual orientation' contained in the constitution".

Miller and Friesen (1982) first proposed that entrepreneurial orientation contained three dimensions, namely innovativeness, proactiveness and risk-taking.

The relationship between the network orientation containing mesogenic groups and the dispersibility of the BN filler was discussed.

It can be clearly seen that the surface atoms for (111) and (100) orientation contain one and two dangling bonds, respectively.

In tendency after 18 h incubation at RT, spore prints of mushrooms of Coprinellus domesticus, C. atramentaria, Lacrymaria spec., Paneolus papilionaceus, Pluteus spec. and S. commune (fresh and dry specimens) incubated in natural orientation contained about tenfold more spores than harvests from spores in lids obtained after incubation of reversed mushrooms (Table 1).

Finally, our observation that bees can adapt well to novel visual stimuli (in terms of element type and orientation) containing the same number of elements, but not to those containing a novel number of elements, indicates that element number was a salient cue.

In contrast to repeat units of type I they differ in length and orientation, contain inversions and show a high degree of interspersed repeats (55%).