Sentence examples for orientations in addition to from inspiring English sources
Promisingly, a substantial number (11 of 17) students reported well internalised (benevolent interest) or intrinsic (innate interest) motivational orientations in addition to externally controlled instrumentalism.
The microarray for Northern bobwhite includes 8,454 non-redundant sequences with positive-frame orientations in addition to 3,272 sense-antisense probe-pairs representing transcripts for which the frame-orientation was not known.
Biaxial stretching of multilayer films, produced from stretching micron thick layers down to nanolayers, facilitated the development of an on-edge P VDF-TFE) crystal orientation in addition to an oriented P VDF-TFEllar crystal structure.
The key idea in this work is to consider plate orientation in addition to plate shape for the design optimization.
The residual stress in films is an in-plane characteristic so that it is sensitive to the degree of in-plane chain orientation in addition to the thermal history term.
However, there will be no wisdom to inform societal changes unless we cultivate other-orientation in addition to our daily work.
This is likely to be due to the use of Hermite interpolation, in two respects: first, Hermite interpolation makes use of the tangents' orientation in addition to their position; hence, the interpolated curve is sensitive to errors in orientation.
Furthermore, equation (2) would have to have to retain its defunct velocity field for orientation in addition to another velocity variable to allow for movement due to diffusion.
Participants were randomly assigned either to receive a programme of progressive resistance exercise, mobilisation and orientation in addition to usual care or to receive usual care alone.
A Jones calculus based algorithm was used to derive the depth-resolved local retardance, diattenuation, and optical axis orientation in addition to the intensity images (I).
Participants were randomly allocated to a twice-daily programme of progressive resistance exercise tailored to individual ability, mobilisation and orientation in addition to usual care or to usual care alone.
