Sentence examples for oriented as a from inspiring English sources
We are unaware of the exact window material used but the lack of any symmetry means that the windows cannot be made from a birefrigent crystal oriented as a λ/4 or λ/2 waveplate, although the orientation dependence and interaction with circularly polarized light does display waveplate-like properties.
"It is not oriented as a nose-down accident would take place".
It did work something like baseball, though the diamond was oriented as a square, and the batters tossed the ball in the air themselves and then swung.
Wild Vegetation, 1889, can only be "oriented" as a landscape by a glimpse of hills behind the tangle of bushes, but it is hardly descriptive at all: what the drawing is about is less the character of leaves, vines and blossoms than the primordial character of making marks.
According to Langevin model of paramagnetism [43], it is a system where localized non-interacting electronic magnetic moments on the atomic sites are randomly oriented as a result of their thermal energy.
The paper focuses on the relationship between the pearlitic microstructure of the steels (progressively oriented as a consequence of the manufacturing process by cold drawing) and the macroscopic fatigue behaviour.
The drill was oriented as much as possible in an anterior and proximal direction after positioning the knee at 120° of flexion, the limitation was given by contact of the drill with the medial condyle.
"But we're oriented as an independent company.
Targets were also sought in the reverse-complement sequences of melon unigenes, because a small proportion of the ESTs could be incorrectly oriented as an artifact of the cloning procedure [ 5].
In order to test this prediction in vivo, we generated a transgenic mouse line (ARLUC) that expresses the luciferase cDNA downstream of an androgen-responsive promoter containing two copies of the 11-base pair DR-1 (5'-GAACG-GAACA-3') oriented as an overlapping direct repeat.
Within a few moves of his blocks, Ingels had reached his punch line: a tower that began, at the ground, as a slab oriented one way, and ended up as a slab oriented at a ninety-degree difference, by twisting around a vertical core.
