Sentence examples for orientation suggested from inspiring English sources
By analyzing the relative absorbance of the parallel band (1602 cm−1) to the one of perpendicular band (917 cm−1), the thickness dependence of the crystal orientation suggested by the GIWAXD results was also confirmed.
For comparison, the unambiguous orientation of the estriol molecule lacking the aliphatic side chain in M. tuberculosis CYP51 (resolution 1.55 Å; PDB ID 1X8V) is consistent with the sterol orientation suggested by the T. brucei 3P99 structure.
A thorough evaluation conducted at the end of the 2002 orientation suggested that the message was received early in the academic year by the majority of students in the new curriculum.
The orientation with east at the top of the map was often used, as the word (orientation) suggests.
This orientation "suggests bipedality," says Juan Luis Arsuaga of the University of Madrid, although "the evidence is still weak" because so far it is based primarily on a single bone.
The relatively larger coercivity in perpendicular orientation suggests weak anisotropy of the system, i.e., magnetization easy axis is perpendicular to the surface of InP template.
The spatial arrangement of watersheds where fires present similar orientation suggests wind as a major driver of the broader patterns found in this study.
Modifications in shoot size and leaf orientation suggest shade avoidance reactions, probably triggered by a reduction in the red:far-red ratio of light within the canopy.
The mechanical reinforcing effect by nanotubes is related to the change of polymer orientation, suggesting a dominant role of polymer orientation in mechanical performance of the composite fibre.
Slit-contraction flows lead to a significant but temporary increase in the average degree of molecular orientation, suggesting that this polymer is of the 'shear-tumbling' type.
In this figure, the shapes are more consistent and the thin ellipses align in a WNW-ESE orientation, suggesting the presence of a conductor with a NNE-SSW orientation.
