Sentence examples for potential reorientation from inspiring English sources

But the shake-up raises questions over a potential reorientation of policy by Mr. Humala, who became known for leading a failed military uprising in 2000.

Our results show that nonurgent patients are willing to accept potential reorientation to a PCU.

The potential benefit of registering in Andalusia the possible short-term effects of the Act LPAPAD, which is the main agent supporting the dependent persons (and their caregivers), will help in the decision-making process on social and health policies as well as on a possible reorientation of services or which might lead to the development of the Act.

An in situ infrared spectroelectrochemical technique based upon the thin layer ATR optical configuration was used to examine the potential induced reorientation of ethylene carbonate (EC) at a Au(110) electrode.

Near reversible potential-induced reorientation of adsorbed proteins was observed by surface enhanced Raman spectroscopy.

An assignment of the spectrum by ab initio calculations enabled us to interpret the spectroscopic results in terms of potential-induced reorientation of the molecular plane with respect to the surface.

SERS spectra provided evidence for gradual, potential-induced reorientation of the molecular plane with respect to the surface, from nearly vertical in the negatively charged electrode, to more flat at the positively charged metal surface.

Water adsorbs to amorphous cellulose, acts as plasticizer and lowers the Tg, hence the degree of crystallinity will affect the potential strain induced reorientation.

The local environment of the thiol-exchanged DNA SAMs were compared for different regions on the surface using potential driven DNA reorientation modulating the fluorescence intensity.

To date, EC-TERS has been used to study the potential-dependent protonation/deprotonation, reorientation and redox reactions of self-assembled monolayers in contact with aqueous electrolytes.

Analysis of X-ray scattering shows that the interfacial water molecules exhibit potential dependent layering and reorientation and a markedly increased density (twice bulk water) in the inner layer.