Sentence examples for oriented in an from inspiring English sources

The measurements presented here differ from prior studies in three important aspects: (1) The initial texture in the sample is quite strong with a large fraction of the crystallites oriented in an unstable orientation with the crystal c-axis perpendicular to the tensile axis of the sample.

Voxels anterolateral to the LGN across the base of Meyer's loop, with principal eigenvectors oriented in an anteromedial to posterolateral orientation, were identified and used to define a seed point in a coronal plane (Fig. 2A,C).

IMTM were classified into three types based on their orientation on cross-sectional slices of CBCT images: type A, vertical (impacted teeth oriented in an upright position, 90° to the mandible); type B, horizontal (impacted teeth oriented parallel to the mandible); and type C, angular (teeth angled in a forward/backward position or < 90° to the mandible) [ 21].

It was a teaching process that was oriented in an entirely realistic direction, education for political participation.

Thus, the strike of the July 2 event was assumed to be oriented in an east west direction, which was inconsistent with the strike direction of the GSF.

To take these as the paradigmatic instances of knowledge invites a model of the knower as emotionally detached, impersonally oriented to things rather than persons, and oriented in an "objective" posture toward the object of knowledge.

Cluster 3 has the middle module oriented in a 'flipped' orientation (i.e., Med1 and Med19 are at the top and at the bottom of the module, respectively).

The breast specimen, once excised, was oriented in a Plexiglass™ box using the clips and sutures to maintain orientation with the surgeon and pathology.

The B612 telescope, called Sentinel, would be oriented in a way that could eliminate that problem.

The Washington and Oregon Coast Ranges consist of folded gray mudstones and siltstones oriented in a north-south direction.

However, for multidirectional loading (for example, in aircraft skins), the fibres must be oriented in a variety of directions.