Sentence examples for orientation of units from inspiring English sources

This was explained by the fact that the affine model assumes thin rods, whereas in reality, the orientation of units with a considerable thickness takes place.

The striking diversity of the number and orientation of units within each repeat region points to previous recombination events.

The vertical orientation of unit is considered to ensure the axisymmetric phase change around the inner tube and thus, only one half of the physical model with axis as symmetry line is sufficient for computational analysis (Fig. 2).

Using a set of analysis tools, local variation in packing density as an indicator of heterogeneity, centroid spacing, unit contacts and orientation of unit axes are presented, together with mechanical information showing the variation in contact forces.

In such cases, flexible linkers are often chosen because they can serve as a passive linker to maintain a distance or to adjust the proximal spatial arrangement and orientation of functional units.

Knowledge of correct orientation of orthographic units aids the formation of character representations in the lexicon, and locating cues of pronunciation and meaning of characters.

This may be consistent with the fact that Stryker et al. [11] observed gradual and progressive changes of the preferred orientation of selective units along the electrode track in kittens exposed to stationary lines, which are similar to those observed in normal cats.

Additionally, the distribution and orientation of transcription units is not random [ 33] and is associated with an optimization process.

CDs have a truncated-cone structure with a hydrophobic interior and a hydrophilic exterior due to the cyclic orientation of pyranose units.

Thus, IGR size in P. falciparum clearly correlates with the orientation of transcriptional units arrayed over them with 5′ flanking IGR generally larger than 3′ flanking IGR.

Hernqvist [ 45] also proposed a dynamic model for liquid tristearin that consists of a lamellar liquid crystalline phase, where the size and orientation of the units vary with diffusion rates of the molecules and therefore with changes in temperature.