Sentence examples for reverse the orientation from inspiring English sources
Anyone who has tried to reverse the orientation of convex and concave circles, or a spinning silhouette will have an idea how difficult some such images are to flip, or "disambiguate".
In fact, when we do a cut on a sphere, for instance in the n = 1 case, what we are doing is the following: take a manifold and remove a ball B3 from it, then take the same manifold, reverse the orientation, carve a ball B3, and identify the boundaries between the two.
The authors then deduce the spacing rules for orientation, and show that they can reverse the orientation of both PKI, and the Rio2 and PKI sequences.
A final expression plasmid was constructed to reverse the orientation of the His tag of fusion protein α2AP(13-73)-HSAH6 [ 19].
He reversed the orientation of the green and the alignment of the tee, so it now plays as an eye-catching sliver that lies on the water, 218 yards from the 10th tee.
In the vertebrate eye, photoreceptive cells are behind transparent ganglion cells, reversing the orientation of the retina and creating a "blind spot," an area devoid of photoreceptor cells where the optic nerve passes through it (Nicol 1989).
Reversing the orientation of loxP relative to the res accessory sequence, or adding 4 bp to the DNA between loxP and the accessory sequence, can switch between two-noded and four-noded catenane products.
In order to assess whether PRI 1 is independent of orientation, we reversed the orientation of PRI 1 (rPRin) in the reporter vector.
To do so, we centered and/or reversed the orientation of every gene such that all of them start at the same position and point towards the same direction.
The most striking feature of CDC 684 genome is a massive inversion that reverses the orientation of 3.3 Mbp of the chromosome relative to the replication origin.
Thus, it appears that reversing the orientation of the binding site in Xist intron 1 does not interfere with either Nanog binding or regulation of Xist expression.
