Sentence examples for orientation to target from inspiring English sources
Toluidine blue-stained semithin sections were used for general histology and for orientation to target the area of further ultrathin sections.
This orientation to governance targets the most 'abjected subjects' at the margins of society for reform in the hopes of making them marketable (Miller and Rose 2008).
Whether the visits and exchanges were motivated by his sexual orientation or were ruses to target victims is unclear.
The rotation task required that the participant match the cursor orientation to the target orientation (Fig. 8).
Therefore, even if learning occurs under an incidental orientation to the target sequence and the products are unavailable to conscious awareness (i.e., implicit learning) [20], it is not currently possible to determine the extent to which higher-order sequential associations can be learned independently of awareness for the locations of the target sequence.
Enhancers are a class of DNA regulatory sequences that can activate gene expression independent of their proximity or orientation to their target genes.
Will a J-domain in this position place a recruited Hsc70 in a suitable orientation to access its target?
The two observers were instructed to either use head gaze orientation to identify the spatial target (gaze following) or, alternatively, to exploit learned associations between the identity of the seen faces and the individual targets (identity-matching condition) while ignoring head gaze.
Interestingly, five of these six putative target genes are in head head orientation to one of the previous target genes activated by ABI3.
The inserted sequences are flanked by lox sites in inverted orientation to subsequently enable cre mediated targeting (Feng et al., 1999).
Participants used a rotating dial (Griffin Powermate; Griffin Technology, Nashville, USA) to adjust the probe bar orientation to match that of the target, and when they were satisfied with the match they clicked the dial to proceed to the next trial.
