Sentence examples for orientation in the direction of from inspiring English sources

The DNA-Al3+ fiber showed flexibility with the molecular orientation in the direction of drawing.

Reflecting the embryologic purpose of arteriovenous communication, a PFO has a vertical cranio-caudal orientation in the direction of the inferior vena cava, best seen on axial images or oblique images perpendicular to the atrial septum.

We previously proposed a novel manipulation scheme that can control a passive object's orientation in the direction of the gravitational force using an active plate and realized hitherto unrealized object motion [18].

The resulting buckypaper is composed of nanotubes with preferential orientation in the direction of flow and possesses anisotropic electrical and mechanical properties, which are both enhanced parallel to the direction of orientation.

The development of a faceted surface structure with preferred orientation in the direction of the less dense atomic arrangement apparently favours the penetration of hydrogen into the bulk metal.

Assume now that m 1 and m 2 are the eigenvalues of M σ (x,y), where m 1 > m 2. As m 1 > > m 2, the neighborhood ℵ((x,y)) has a dominant orientation in the direction of the eigenvector that corresponds to m 1.

The main drift of orientations is in the direction of the material spin.

Additional file 2 shows this example of the linked changes in orientation and the direction of spinning, and of the apparent brief release from attachment that allows the cell to roll from RCh to LCh.

Very good distribution and orientation of fibres in the direction of main tensile stress were obtained.

Shear thinning is related to the progressive orientation of molecules in the direction of flow and breaking of H-bonds formed in the amylose-amylopectin-water structure during shearing [21].

The results are valid for models with low fracture density; further work should be performed using models with high fracture density and that the fracture orientation is not in the direction of the injector to the producer.