Sentence examples for orientation of one from inspiring English sources

The external interface to the model is electrical in nature, consisting of input currents on the word and bit lines and an output in the form of a magnetoresistance based on the orientation of one of the free layers.

HOUSTON — Houston voters will elect their next mayor on Saturday in a runoff contest that increasingly has become focused on the sexual orientation of one of the two Democratic candidates.

Unlike similar utilities found on the IMG and CMR websites, the orientation of one or more genes being viewed is automatically aligned, and can be selectively reversed for easier comparison of gene order.

Participants were presented with a sequence of randomly oriented colored bars and asked to reproduce from memory the orientation of one of these, the identity of which was specified by its color (Fig.  1a).

A minimum of nine inversions (i.e., reversals on the chromosomal scale that change the order and orientation of one or more genes) would be required to convert the Cycas (ancestral) gene order to that of Welwitschia (derived), in addition to gene losses and IR extent changes.

Participants were presented with a sequence of randomly oriented bars at distinct locations and asked to reproduce from memory the orientation of one bar, specified by location (Fig.  3a).

Because the two models were found in opposite orientations of one another it is possible that scaffold Chr5.130 itself was assembled in the wrong orientation.

'Inversions'are detected as abnormally oriented paired-ends where an orientation change of one read leads to the default library orientation.

The orientation histogram of one image is cyclically slided over the other orientation histogram from the other image, and the position where the two histograms best match is used to determine the rotational difference between the images, assuming H A and H B are the magnitudes weighted orientation histograms of the reference image and the moving images, respectively.

For a $20 registration fee, an orientation walk of one to two hours looks at some of the city's lesser-known sites.

"You're literally solving the location and orientation of every one of these photographs simultaneously, like a quilt that's been zipped together mathematically," Dr. Ahearn said.