Sentence examples similar to retain its alignment from inspiring English sources

MS 5 was completely paved by 1951 and has retained its current alignment since then.

Thus, not only do cells that are aligned with nanoridges tend to retain their alignment, but cells that are perpendicular to nanoridges tend to turn to improve their alignment.

The MWCNTs are highly aligned in the webs and they retain their alignment in the fabricated paper.

If one part of UK can retain regulatory alignment with EU and effectively stay in the single market (which is the right solution for Northern Ireland) there is surely no good practical reason why others can't.

"If one part of UK can retain regulatory alignment with EU and effectively stay in the single market (which is the right solution for Northern Ireland) there is surely no good practical reason why others can't," she wrote.

Melting of the paraffinic crystallites happened within the 40 60°C temperature range with formation of a liquid-crystal phase in which side chains are molten but retain the alignment of the low temperature phase.

There have been reports that Northern Ireland could retain "regulatory alignment" with the EU - although the final wording of any potential deal has not yet been confirmed.

Magnetization measurements were carried out using a SQUID magnetometer (MPMS-5S XL Quantum Design) by keeping the nanorods inside the alumina pores in order to retain the alignment intact.

The most divergent sequence (S. cerevisiae virus La (L-BC)) and the shortest sequence (C. parapsilosis) were culled for this analysis because we wanted to retain informative alignment positions when gapped sites are completely deleted.

We retained alignments with an alignment rate of more than 70% and a mapping identity of more than 40%.

Rub out the red lines and argue for a dynamic and positive relationship with the single market, a solution where the UK makes a positive commitment to working with the EU27 to retain alignment with the single market as a regulatory space, and a new, durable customs union with the EU.