Sentence examples for prefers to align from inspiring English sources
The c-axis of FePt prefers to align in the plane, which may greatly alleviate the thermal stress.
The b-axis and c-axis in the mother lamellae tend to orient perpendicular to the radius direction, and the a-axis prefers to align in the radius direction.
At the field frequency 10 kHz, the dielectric permittivities parallel and perpendicular to the director were measured to be ε|| = 7.3 and ε⊥ = 5.9, respectively; the dielectric anisotropy of the material is thus positive,[ 18] so that the director prefers to align parallel to the electric field.
In these cases, DNA alignment lacks codon structural information and it is typically preferred to align at the protein level and back translate amino acid gaps to three nucleotide gaps in the corresponding DNA sequences, resulting in a codon alignment.
Moscow worries, with reason, that the South Caucasus countries prefer to align with the European Union.
Mr. Manis said he had advocated allowing nonprofits to select from among a number of service providers while Mr. Eberhard and his sister preferred to align the foundation with mGive.
South Africa, moreover, has joined the relatively new economic and political grouping Brics (Brazil, Russia, India, China and now South Africa), preferring to align itself with emergent powers rather what are seen as declining established powers in the West.
(Freud himself preferred to align the psychoanalytic revolution with the revolution of Copernicus and then the revolution of Darwin, saying that the first showed that the earth was not the center of the universe, the second that man was not a unique creation, and the third that man was not even master of his own house).
Thus, we prefer to align the definition of translational sciences with their goals.
And once the iron atoms get hot enough and are free to pivot around, they prefer to align in the same direction as the gadolinium atoms.
We found that cells prefer to align and to migrate parallel to nanoridges.
