The important factor in retaining orientation is the ability to relate the currently visible neighborhood to the entirety of the graph, which is related to the diameter and branching factor of the graph as opposed to the sheer number of nodes.
As opposed to Aristotle's, Galileo's approach to cosmology is fundamentally spatial and geometric: Earth's axis retains its orientation in space as Earth circles the Sun, and bodies not under a force retain their velocity (although this inertia is ultimately circular).
Note that the Co magnetization M Co retains its orientation in c.
27 Strand-specific sequencing retains the orientation of the original RNA transcript, which may be critical to identify antisense or non-coding RNA.
Consistent with this, we observed that all spindles lie within ∼30° of the plane of the epithelium once the spindle and metaphase plate are clearly visible, and the spindle retains this orientation through anaphase.
It restricts because it implicitly retains an orientation to the national state and because it may exclude seminal theory and empirical work that did not focus on that particular locality.
During the helix fluctuation, the side chain of Y195 rotates approximately 90°, although the hydroxyl retains its orientation toward helix 3. The structure of the T140F variant shows that the dimer interface overlays very closely with that of wild-type caspase-3, and five of the six conserved water molecules are retained in this variant.
Additionally, the use of this separate orientation filter helps to retain the orientation accuracy during GPS outage.
As a result, after shear, the interfacial iPP chains could also retain their orientation and formed oriented nuclei to initiate the kebab growth.
The (1 1 0) 〈0 0 1〉 oriented CRGO steel specimens retained their orientation stability until ε (true strain) = 0.07.
These minerals also align themselves when they are deposited in sediments, and they retain their orientation as they lithify into sedimentary rock.
