Its primary orientation is the investigation of historic architecture, although other objects of art can also be investigated.
This extends the first theme regarding the salience of a mother's primary orientation toward her children.
As mentioned, the primary professional orientation of CAM doctors is to strengthen the self-healing capacity of the body and the self-management of the patient.
As recovery and recrystallization proceed, the orientations of the primary nuclei systematically evolve to adopt simple boundary misorientation relations of ∼30°〈111〉 type with respect to one of the two components of the deformed matrix.
Regarding primary theoretical orientation, 48% of the clinician participants endorsed family systems, 36% cognitive behavioral or behavioral, 8% psychodynamic, 4% humanistic and 4% "other".
The majority of bats use acoustics, mainly echolocation, as a primary means of orientation, prey detection, and social recognition.
The primary predictor variable was orientation of the weapon, defined as in the coronal (lateral) or sagittal (anterior posterior) trajectory pattern.
Inferior/superior micromotion was of primary interest given the orientation of the applied loads in our test setup, which were applied to the baseplate in the scapular plane to simulate abduction and the primary function of reverse shoulders.
The three composite hydrofoils are all made of epoxy resin reinforced with the same nominal layup of carbon fiber reinforced polymers and glass fiber reinforced polymers, with the primary difference being the orientation of the structural carbon layers relative to the spanwise axis of the hydrofoils.
The analyses predicted that, compared to conventional buildings, buildings with the dual CFT system were 20 83% less susceptible to seismic collapse, depending on the strength and ductility of the primary moment frame, the orientation of the wide-flange columns in the conventional building, and the number of stories.
