The flakes have numerous grain boundaries, and their orientation was observed to be very random (Bhaskar Raju et al. 2008).
"Her orientation to relationships is very familial," Mamdani says.
In some cases, for example, the geometry of a binding site (distance to gene, orientation) can be very important for the regulatory implications of a physical interaction.
To start, the 2-week orientation period can be very challenging, both physically and mentally, much like military training.
However, this correlation is debated, as MT orientations can be very noisy and pavement cell growth has even been proposed to be rather isotropic (Zhang et al., 2011).
If anyone voted against Mr. Thorne-Begland because of his sexual orientation, that would be very disappointing and unacceptable".
Finally, this strategy does not provide information about strand orientation, which could be very useful for de novo transcriptome assembly and gene annotation.
Note that a small fraction of biologically tested CIDs in PubChem have low average similarity scores per-CID, which indicates their relative uniqueness in the 3-D shape space (i.e., their 3-D shape and/or feature orientations may be very different from most biologically tested molecules in PubChem, resulting in low similarity scores on average).
In contrast, the distribution of the α angle (corresponding to spindle orientation) was very dispersed (Fig. 3C), ranging from 2.1° to 89.8°, with a median at 50.7°.
Finally, an examination of mechanisms of spindle orientation in oRGs would be very exciting, as these seem to undergo asymmetric divisions in the complete absence of an apical domain to help govern the orientation.
