Sentence examples for parallel with the direction of from inspiring English sources

Ft acts on the tool in the direction OX, parallel with the direction of feed.

This model used a patterned silicone membrane to align the cells parallel with the direction of the microgrooves.

Both quenched melts exhibited textures similar to that of metal casting: fine grains attached to the mold wall; columnar grains arranged closely in parallel with the direction of cooling heat flow; and granular grains accumulated at the center.

In face-centered cubic lattices of oxygen, the magnetic spins at On sites aligned in parallel with the direction of the external magnetic filed whereas those at Td sites aligned antiparallel.

This effect was amplified by locating the air diffusers 100 mm below the bottom of the module and aligning the aeration pipe in parallel with the direction of the fibre bundle.

To confirm the effects of stress fiber orientation (SFO) on guiding MO in an exogenous biochemical factor-free environment, we established a modified static-uniaxial-stretch system, a way to compel SFO parallel with the direction of static uniaxial stress (Fig. S4A, B) [41].

Imprinted ductile kinematic indicators and ductile shear zones pervasive to the mantle and lower crustal sections in both ophiolites are also sub-parallel, consistent with the direction of tectonic vergence, and appear traceable across the sedimentary overburden of the Mesohellenic Trough.

In the other group, we made the opening direction of groove parallel with the transverse direction of pavement, i.e. let the longitudinal laser stripe project onto the groove of gauge block.

We made the opening direction of groove parallel with the longitudinal direction of pavement in one group, i.e. let the transverse laser stripe project onto the groove of gauge block.

Longitudinal sound waves (with displacements parallel to the direction of propagation) have speeds different from transverse waves (with displacements perpendicular to the direction of propagation), as is the case for all matter.

We observe ripple formation with orientation parallel to the direction of the incident ion beam, as well as uniaxial magnetic anisotropy, for ion irradiation at incidence angles of 80°.