Sentence examples for orientation of which from inspiring English sources

For sample CV-1, the inferred extension directions from the e-twin method are mostly oriented perpendicular to the vein wall, the preferred orientation of which is similar to that of the c-axis orientations, while the compression directions are parallel to the vein wall, although they are fairly scattered (Figure 3b).

At the moment a pilot aims by turning and tilting his head, the orientation of which is determined using helmet-mounted sensors.

"The 'organ' of introspection is attention, the orientation of which puts a subject in an appropriate relation to a targeted state" (Goldman 2006: 2006.

UHV buffer chamber flange of the LEAP via a bellows-style coupling tube, the configuration and orientation of which are shown in Fig. 1b.

Probes in this array were experimentally validated and represents 4180 P. vivax genes in sense orientation, of which 1219 genes have also probes in antisense orientation.

Sound is generated by a dipole source, the magnitude and orientation of which are determined by the unsteady lift experienced by the blade.

Strains JM83-AAT24 JM83-ATT24TT24, were constructed by integrating the (AATATT) 24 repeats at the attB site of the chromosome with two orientations, of which either AAT or ATT strand of the (AATATT) 24 served as the template for transcription.

The long molecular axis of PFP might align with either, yielding a total of 24 orientations, of which only 12 are distinct.

First the algorithm catalogs candidate breakpoints, the genomic coordinates and orientations of which are determined by recurrent partial alignments, or "stacks".

When additional surgical scars (n = 7 scars) were similarly treated only once with the combined 585/1064 nm laser, dermatoscopy and RCM one week later demonstrated an improvement in the treated area, which exhibited only low numbers of narrow horizontal vessels and decreased amounts of collagen fibers, the orientations of which were not uniformly parallel.

It is not, she added, "the orientation out of which I came".