Sentence examples for predefined orientation from inspiring English sources

The retrieved femoral heads were analyzed to assess the achieved drill place in mm deviation from the predefined location and orientation compared to the predefined orientation.

Since each of the ss-tails is unique and complementary by design, the fragments can only assemble in the predefined orientation.

The cDNA fragments from the SSH procedure were not ligated directionally, and therefore not sequenced from a predefined orientation (960 clones from each of the two libraries).

This predefined orientation of the objects and their confinement to diffuse in 2D allowed the growth of DNA origami arrays that were an order of magnitude larger than those assembled in solution and afterward deposited on a substrate.

CAD based approach that uses triangular meshes with remeshing strategies and have desired mesh optimization capability are found to be ideal to generate 3T-nanotube junctions with generic predefined orientation of nanotubes and accurate topological features.

For all six of the constructs, four-of-four of the clones contained the expected fragments assembled in the predefined orientation, and had the expected sequence (data not shown).

In view of the FFF nature, which produces specimens layer by layer and following predefined orientations, the main assumption considered is that the materials behave like laminates formed by orthotropic layers.

Additionally, the dipole sources were constrained to predefined orientations which were perpendicular to the local cortical source surface.

Open the Collage Panel Setting, you can resize the collage as you want, the Width, Height, Predefined and Orientation are waiting for you to adjust.

The authors in [51] predefined the antenna orientation using a sectored connectivity graph and formulated their architecture mathematically as a mixed integer linear problem.

SLS and DLS are included in the Test for Substitution Patterns where altered movements (substitution patterns) were scored as observable, predefined deviations of postural orientation; for details see Subjects and Methods section.