Sentence examples for orientation transition from inspiring English sources

A number of growth transitions were identified with increasing undercooling, including an extended dendrite orientation transition through: fully 〈1 0〉-orienteded → multiply twinned, mixed 〈1 0 0〉/〈1〉-orientednted → fully 〈1 1〉-orienteded.

X-ray diffraction showed (200) to (111) preferred orientation transition.

The orientation transition is shifted toward longer times with a stronger adsorption of octynol in the upright orientation.

The time, concentration and potential dependences of the adsorption, the subsequent orientation transition and polymer growth of the adsorbed layers formed by these compounds were determined.

Results showed that for most Mg-based alloys, the dendrite exhibited a typical 18-branch morphology with preferred growth orientations along ⟨11¯20⟩ and ⟨11¯23⟩, whereas for MgZn alloys, the dendrite morphology would change from the 18-branch pattern to 12-branch if the Zn content increased, i.e. the so-called dendrite orientation transition (DOT) took place.

For different-strand overlaps, if the two genes are in convergent orientation, transition between non-overlapping and overlapping states can be due to 3' change in one or both genes (cases e and f).

However, the observations in this report prove that critical thickness increased as the substrate orientation transitioned from the GaAs (100).

Staci Ripkey, director for orientation and transition programs at N.Y.U.'s College of Arts and Science, urges freshmen to strive toward balance.

Nursing orientation and transition to practice is a growing problem for hospitals.

To quantify the encoded orientation this transition was displayed at 16 different orientations in 22.5° steps (each repeated 10 times).

In addition, GluB232 and ArgB310 of R. capsulatus XDH were shown to be involved in the binding, orientation and transition state stabilization of the substrate [14], [17].