Sentence examples for orientation together with from inspiring English sources
This practical orientation, together with the introduction of contemporary data in commercial problems, suggests that mathematics had begun to reach beyond the confines of mandarin society.
This was focused on reconstructing the image geometry and building a precise orientation, together with an aerial triangulation operation.
This orientation, together with the large aperture, of the Euro network is of great utility in resolving the rupture along the strike direction.
In addition, psychological factors, including the definitions and distinctions between gender identity, sex-role behaviour and sexual orientation, together with known outcomes should be shared.
A decrease in length, thickness, and width of the DBs (grayscale in Figs. 10 and 11) follows the currents' direction, reconstructed from their orientation, together with an evolution from transverse, to lunate, to 2D shapes.
The semistatic GALA treatment employs three adjustable parameters: tilt, τo, and azimuthal rotation, ρo, to describe helix orientation, together with a principal order parameter, Szz, to provide a highly abbreviated estimate of overall dynamics.
For the thermally deposited films (Fig. 1a), it can be seen that the oxide consists of very thin and light long nano-fibers exhibiting all possible orientations, together with extremely small grains.
We therefore developed such a framework by connecting the design and design support orientations together with biotechnical research and conducting integrated research both at farm and advisory service levels.
Supplementary Fig. S2 shows the Null orientations together with the group-averages.
The processes of nucleation and growth are interpreted based on the crystallography of the phases (orientation relationship), together with the deformation required to achieve the transformation and crystallographic orientation relationship.
Preis and Moat introduced the Future Orientation Index together with their colleagues Prof Steven R. Bishop (UCL) and Prof H Eugene Stanley (Boston University) in 2012, in a paper published in Scientific Reports.
