Sentence examples for original orientations from inspiring English sources

Only the original orientations and target number of generated orientations need to be input.

They couldn't find the large faults that would have guided the rocks northward, and they argued that the shallow magnetic inclinations were misleading because most of these measurements came from great masses of frozen magma, which could easily have been tilted from their original orientations.

To this extent, glycerol and lactose constitute a naturally occurring illustration of the principle of fragment-based drug discovery in that the atoms of the initial fragments (glycerol) maintain their original orientations in the elaborated, higher-affinity ligand (lactose).

"It's Preservation 101 that the house should be retained in its original orientation," said Ron Melichar, president of the Harlem Heights-West Harlem Community Preservation Organization.

With the development of techniques for measuring the rock's original orientation of magnetization, a sequence of polarity reversals has been dated for the late Neogene.

In order to preserve the original orientation of the images, the book remains printed as it is in the Japanese, which means that one reads it right to left, even within individual panels.

The dihedral group, as it is called, therefore needs just two generators, and each generator has finite order; four 90° rotations or two flips return the square to its the original orientation.

During the 1850s Foucault conducted an experiment using such a rotor and demonstrated that the spinning wheel maintained its original orientation in space regardless of the Earth's rotation.

However, it is complex and computationally expensive to use the original orientation histogram with 360 bins.

In the original orientation the strain is dot{varepsilon}_{ij}^{prime,text{True}}=R_{mi}D_{mn}R_{nj}, (4).

I: the second segment is inverted from its original orientation and directly joined after the first segment.