Sentence examples for oriented and embedded from inspiring English sources

In the Pathology laboratory, the specimens had been routinely oriented and embedded in paraffin wax with standard sections at three levels.

The cellulose microfibrils in the external face of the pavement cell are randomly oriented and embedded in a wall matrix that displays high levels of xyloglucan endotransglycosylase (XET) activity that may enable wall rearrangement and lateral cell expansion [ 33].

The calvaria were decalcified and cut into four pieces vertical to the midline suture, oriented on edge, and embedded in paraffin blocks.

The well-known Thom conjecture posits that this is a lower bound on the genus of smoothly embedded, oriented and connected surface in CP^2.

Our approach is more hardware development oriented, and we have emphasized embedded hardware and integrated circuit development in our review.

Tissue samples were oriented using tissue markers and embedded in a way to expose all skin layers.

Therefore, the aim of the carried research was to develop a stereo matching algorithm that would be oriented towards embedded systems and real-time applications.

High-resolution scanning electron microscopy imaging of a fracture surface revealed that the outer layer contained oriented nanorods embedded in a matrix, and that the nanostructure of the inner layer contained fiber-like structures organized in a complex layered pattern.

The strain life and S N curves reveal that the preferentially oriented nanotwins embedded in microsized grains enhance the low and high cycle fatigue property synergy for nanotwinned Cu, which has better low cycle fatigue life while maintaining higher endurance limit (90 MPa at 107), compared with that of coarse-grained Cu and ultrafine-grained Cu.

For a morphometric (stereological) part of the study, the tissue was allowed to be oriented in a random fashion and embedded in paraffin blocks.

Many experimental and production languages used to design embedded systems are actor oriented and based on one of these models of computation.