Indeed, so befogged are students about online postings — especially to FaceBook, MySpace and the like — that universities commonly devote a portion of freshman orientation to wising them up.
Acrylics may receive a hot-drawing (known as plastic stretch) following drying, but a portion of the molecular orientation is relaxed by a subsequent annealing step, which uses steam under pressure to prevent the fibres from pilling when rubbed during use.
The first randomized intervention was the orientation portion of the hearing aid fitting appointment.
Three fragments also exhibit cut-marks on the posterior portion of the parietals, with an orientation parallel to the lambdoidal suture [cf. 39].
Only a small fraction (~1%) of the MP reads from MDA chromosomal DNA satisfied requirements of SSPACE for being included in scaffold construction, mostly due to a very high portion of reads having a different orientation or discrepancy between expected and estimated insert size for MP reads (Table 2).
The efficiency portion covered orientation efforts, intra-team communication, utilization of time, educational training of local health workers, necessary personnel, health care, and interpreter services.
The oxidation of each SiGe nanopillar proceeds radially inwards in an anisotropic manner and preferentially converts the Si within the pillar into SiO2, while squeezing the Ge released from solid solution within each poly SiGe grain into an irregular-shaped Ge crystallite that ostensibly assumes the crystal orientation and a portion of the morphology of the original poly SiGe grain (Figure 1b).
The superior portion of the cornea was marked for orientation prior to enucleation.
The ribosomal DNA (rDNA) BAC consisted of 14 45S ribosomal transcription units with a portion of one unit in the reverse orientation to the other 13 (Additional file 12: Figure S7A).
Later, Stryker et al. [11] found in cats that had experienced parallel lines with opaque goggles [10] that single-orientation exposure changed a large portion of units nonselective or unresponsive, although responsive units preferring for the exposed orientation relatively increased.
