Sentence examples for oriented under a from inspiring English sources
During orientation trials, select crayfish oriented under a point or nonpoint source copper background pollutant at the same concentration as the exposure period.
It has 3 degree of freedom in position however it can be oriented under a special configuration of some linear actuators.
The proboscis was exposed and maintained in place between a glass plate and a rod mounted on a micromanipulator and oriented under a stereomicroscope (Leica M10, ×250, Germany).
Zebrafish embryos were manually oriented under a stereomicroscope and imaged on an inverted screening microscope (see Additional file 2).
Embryos were manually transferred in a volume of 100 150 μl using a cut 200 μl tip, and arrayed and oriented under a stereomicroscope using a bend injection needle [ 11].
With the animal at rest (that is, in the absence of any exploratory or grooming behavior) a touch stimulator unit was oriented under the animal and using an adjustable angled mirror the stimulating microfilament (0.5 mm diameter) was positioned below the plantar surface of the paw.
This microstructural arrangement is randomly-oriented in the case of the hot rolled bar and markedly oriented under the wire axis direction in the case of the cold drawn wire.
Such crystallites suffered from less plastic deformation and were hardly oriented under bulk deformation.
It was found that drawing of iPP/HOCP blends to a high strain leads to the formation of highly oriented films having mechanical properties greatly improved compared to plain iPP oriented under the same conditions.
The two-stage drawing of uniaxially oriented poly ethylene terephthalate) (PET) films has been undertaken, together with the drawing of films at constant width, which are biaxially oriented, under equivalent conditions of temperature and strain rate.
Certain differences between cyclic voltammograms observed for gold faces (100) oriented under given experimental conditions, are shown to be due to the presence of defects beyond equilibrium concentration in certain samples.
