Sentence examples for predictable orientation from inspiring English sources
We hypothesized that erosions do not occur symmetrically and that they have a predictable orientation.
According to the size of the bones, a 9-11 mm diameter Titanium Expert Tibia Nail (Synthes GmbH, Bettlach, Switzerland) was inserted into the intramedullary channel of the tibia in a non-standardized manner to avoid predictable orientation of the distal locking holes inside the bone.
Schmidt-Koenig (1958) was the first to show that re-entraining the pigeon's internal clock to a shifted day night cycle leads to predictable deviation in initial orientation in homing releases.
The sensor has shown predictable response in both orientations with huge frequency shift.
They found eight clinically and conceptually coherent counter-transference reactions (factors) that were independent of clinicians' theoretical orientation and were associated in predictable ways with personality disorders.
However, while the main orientation of motor cortex axons is quite predictable across subjects, little is known, a priori, about the main orientation of fibers in other brain areas, such as the ones stimulated in this study (BA6, BA7 and BA19).
Because Europa is tidally locked to Jupiter, and therefore always maintains the same approximate orientation towards Jupiter, the stress patterns should form a distinctive and predictable pattern.
Collisions happen at low frequency between freely migrating cells and the orientation of the cells at the time of contact is not predictable.
Following Maslow's (1954) hierarchy of needs, individual value orientations drive an individual's level of existential security and change in predictable ways given shifts in existential security.
For example, a recent study [6] has demonstrated that alterations of the stress distribution, that determines the patterns of microtubule orientations in Arabidopsis thaliana shoot apical growing cells, modifies morphogenesis in a predictable way.
