The deformed grains were wavy in the longitudinal section as a result of composite-like behaviour, and the narrowed regions had scattered orientations which weakened the final annealing texture.
The microstructure was examined with light microscopy and field emission scanning electron microscopy equipped with X-ray energy dispersive spectroscopy and Electron Back Scattering Diffraction (orientation imaging microscopy).
Although the orientations of the martensite crystals were scattered around the ideal variant orientations, the martensite in this steel maintained the Kurdjumov Sachs (K S) orientation relationship.
In Sur F/F ; Gdf9-Cre oocytes, abnormal spindles contained more than two poles and scattered poles with different orientations, which was confirmed by staining of γ-tubulin (see arrows in Supplementary Figure S1F).
The microscopic pores (stomates) on the leaf surfaces are usually scattered and are in various orientations.
Furthermore, for the dunnock (Fig. 1C) and the sedge warbler (Fig. 3C) we found more scattered distributions resulting in mean orientations not significantly different from random (p>0.05, Table 2).
Higher σ HH 0 and γ HH are expected from the double-bounce scattering with orientation angle of ~0°, and higher σ HV 0 and γ HV are expected from orientation angles >0° (Kimura 2008).
Overall the CDSN, PSEUDO and LNCRNA sets behaved "autonomously" and appear independently scattered when compared to flanking, annotated gene orientation and distance.
Because the FF and RR orientation pairs were such few and scattered throughout the genome, we removed them because they most probably represented library errors.
Margolis is struck by the apparent fact that all the materials for Copernicus' re-orientation of the solar system had been available, in scattered form, for centuries.
