In these cells, 72% (24 measured MT segments in 4 bundles) of the bundled MTs with known polarity had an anti-parallel orientation with the remainder orientated in parallel (Figure 4D).
The breast specimen, once excised, was oriented in a Plexiglass™ box using the clips and sutures to maintain orientation with the surgeon and pathology.
Consultants go through an orientation with the program's founder and director, Alison Cook-Sather, addressing just that skill.
Peter gave us a brief orientation with the equipment while an open fire, set by some early-bird fisherman, smoldered on the river bank.
In this version of the problem, the pancakes not only have to be in the correct size order, but they also need to be in the right orientation, with the burnt side facing down.
In particular, I enjoyed his discussion of the way in which Russia has historically shifted between a European and an Asiatic orientation, with the latter now once more beginning to supersede the former.
The former staff member, Wayne Mahlke, filed a complaint alleging abuse and discrimination based on his sexual orientation with the State Division of Human Rights, which is investigating the matter.
Mr. Ashcroft, for his part, has spent the past two days trying to infuse the new United States attorneys, here for a week of study and orientation, with the gravity of their jobs at a time of war against terrorism.
The ultrasonic velocity increases with the temperature along particular orientation with the unique axis of crystals.
Applying the orientation with the maximum PGA gives permanent displacements between those predicted using the given and opposite orientation.
The H2CO2 species prefers an orientation with the OCO plane normal to the surface.
