Instead, such cosmic questions and orientations pointed me toward a different conception of God, for which I had been struggling to find language and only gradually gaining the confidence to articulate: God as an ordering force in the universe.
In other words, the users neither need to input the information about which type of MRT system they are taking nor make the accelerometer's orientation pointing to a specific direction.
"Die of laughter?" At Barnoin River Camp, Lagacé, a fit, middle-aged man with a gray mustache, gave the group an orientation, pointing out the bathrooms, kitchen, and the bunkhouses.
Applied to the spectra in this present research, the biotin moiety contributing in this spectral region has its mean TDM orientation pointing away from the substrate at positive potential resulting in a dip in the spectrum.
They assumed that each of the Pacific Ocean seamounts--mountain-sized piles of lava--had locked in a single magnetic field whose orientation points to the pole's location at the time the lava solidified.
However, in rigid hexopyranose rings, the majority of equatorial positions are occupied by OR groups, while all axial CH orientations point in the same direction, i.e., are spatially degenerated.
In terms of orientation of BESs where both BESs were located on same chromosome, 63,888 clones had the expected orientation (BESs pointing toward each other; Figure 3C).
Cochleas of mutant mice showed OHC bundles with random orientation, vertices pointing to many directions, demonstrating an abnormal planar polarity phenotype.
A single MT from a point σ on the boundary that hits an observation point x in the volume contributes an orientation vector pointing from σ to x to the observation point.
On the other hand in the case of the apo protein, the Leu18 side chain appeared to be almost unconstrained and could also adopt orientations that point further away from the main body of the protein.
