Sentence examples for orientation generally from inspiring English sources

The source geometry, including shape and orientation, generally played an important role for the concentration profile through the entire transport process.

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.

Societies with a short-term orientation generally are strongly concerned with establishing the absolute truth.

Feminist critics point out that this theoretical orientation generally has the consequence of justifying the prevailing status quo, thereby inhibiting any real consideration of social change.

The acquisition of energy has become a dominant influence in China's foreign policy orientation generally, and has been a driving force in its relationship with Myanmar in recent years.

Owners of factory farms are advised to use buildings with an east west (as opposed to north south) orientation to house their livestock, because an east west orientation generally means thicker walls on the east and west to accommodate the sun's acute angle and intense glare during late afternoon.

In particular, Kennedy stopped short of holding that sexual orientation generally--like race, national origin and religious affiliation--is a "suspect classification" entitled to the highest degree of judicial scrutiny and protection.

It is found that, with increasing confinement, the orientation of the macroscopic failure plane rotates rapidly away from the direction of maximum compression until the confining stress reaches ∼1% of the maximum compressive stress, and then, under higher confinement, remains within the range of orientations generally attributed to Coulombic faulting.

Conventional carbon fibres orientation is generally referred to a Cartesian coordinate system, in which fibres are arranging in bundles along different angle orientations respect to the zero lamina.

A granular assembly, containing a multitude of frictional contacts whose orientation is generally anisotropically distributed, exhibits various other typical features such as the nonassociated character of plastic strains.

The Young's modulus, martensitic transformation stress and transformation strain are highly dependent on the crystallographic orientation, and generally align with expectations based on known tensor properties and transformation crystallography.