Sentence examples for orientations of class from inspiring English sources

Orientations of class images were refined using the projection matching procedure in Spider [51].

The positive reaction indicated that the carboxyterminal region of scFvE2/p17 was exposed at the surface of the virions, and that the insertion of scFvE2/p17 in the baculoviral envelope mimicked the orientation of class II membrane glycoproteins, with the aminoterminal region anchored in the baculoviral envelope, as depicted in Figure 7b.

For both theoretical and political reasons, it would be well to move from populism to a political orientation cognizant of class structure and class struggle.

To further determine head orientation of the class II-c and II-e particles, these particles were subjected to additional rounds of 3D classification using RELION, resulting in five subclasses for each group.

This paper introduces a novel intelligent control scheme for robust and precise positioning and orientation of a class of highly non-linear 3-RRR (revolute-revolute-revolute) planar parallel manipulator.

As feminists we are stronger together than apart--women of all races, of all gender expressions, of all sexual orientations, of all socioeconomic classes, of all religions, of all ethnicities, and yes, of all ages, too.

This was a year in which political consultants were obsessed with the votes and orientation of two classes of people they called "NASCAR dads" and "security moms".

(B ) Superposition of classes 1 and 2 and of classes 2 and 3 reveals the different orientations of TM6 in all three classes (indicated with red arrows), and the fact that TM2 (indicated with a red dashed box) is only ordered in class 1. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.11182.004 10.7554/eLiFigure82 figuregure 2—figure supplement 1. Cross-refinement of the masked classification results.

New Day's focus is not on the building, Mr. Cunningham explained, but on confronting social injustice through advocacy and crossing boundaries of class, race, sexual orientation and age.

The issues already cited about the absent of class, race and economic orientation deserve inclusion.

What the Old New Politics and the Obama Politics have in common though is a determinedly middle-class orientation and reluctance to take the politics of class at face value.