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Slope gradients and slope orientations derived from the DEM were combined to describe topographic surface roughness.

The chain orientations derived from the GIWAXD and RA-FTIR results in this work were found to be consistent with the "flat-on" and "edge-on" lamellar orientation for the thin and thick films, respectively, which has previously been reported in many polymer systems.

The fracture orientations derived from the outcrops in this study show a degree of similarity; for instance, a common NE SW set exists, and in three of the four outcrops a second NW SE group occurs (Fig. 6).

The predicted most favorable orientation was with a tilt angle of 19°, which is in qualitative agreement with the experimentally observed orientations derived from solid-state NMR data.

The monomers were introduced into the translational search in P1 space group one-by-one in different orientations derived from the previous cross-rotational search and I222 space group symmetry operators.

The blots were hybridized with RNA probes of both orientations derived from the cloned cDNA fragments of IGRcLe-8 (DQ273223) for the intergenic region and from pooled TAVcLe-4, TAVcLe-8, TAVcLe-19 (DQ273229, DQ273228, DQ273228) for the TAV region.

Proprioception, the perception of limb movements and spatial orientation derived from body stimuli, plays a critical role in maintaining joint stability.

The predictions of the molecular orientation derived from this treatment are in good agreement with birefringence data on a large variety of samples.

In order to better understand passive ventricular mechanics, a LV finite element (FE) model was customized to geometric data segmented from in vivo tagged magnetic resonance images (MRI) data and myofibre orientation derived from ex vivo diffusion tensor MRI (DTMRI) of a canine heart using nonlinear finite element fitting techniques.

In this study, we acquire a HARDI dataset at five b-values with 11 repetitions on a single subject to investigate the effects of acquisition scheme and subsequent analysis models on the accuracy and precision of measures of tissue composition and fiber orientation derived from clinically feasible QBI at 3 T.

This is most clear from studies of infants, where adult-like patterns of fractional anisotropy (FA, a rotationally invariant metric of tissue water orientation derived from DTI) are apparent at birth, reflecting fiber architecture and coherence.