Sentence examples for secondary orientation from inspiring English sources

For certain undesirable melt-pool geometry, the RL damage crack location has selectivity on specific secondary orientation.

The results of Sauerlach Th2 and Th3 show a bi-directional distribution in a main fracture set directed towards the ENE-WSW and a secondary orientation towards the N-S to NNE-SSW.

Secondary leaf orientation in Cephalotaxus and Torreya, by twisting of the leaf base, produces the dorsiventrality of plagiotropic shoots, whereas in Amentotaxus secondary orientation involves a twisting of the stem internode as well as the leaf base.

Specimens in two different secondary orientations were tested at 600 °C.

In Sector 1, located northwest of the North Patagonian Icefield, there are three distinct mean orientations, characterized by a main nearly orogen-parallel orientation (az. ~ 145°) and two orogen-oblique secondary orientations (az. ~ 20° and az. ~ 65°).

Numerical and experimental investigations of evolution of slip fields in notched Ni-base superalloy single crystal tensile specimens are presented as functions of load and secondary (notch) orientation.

The microstructure of samples were characterized using X-ray diffraction, EBSD, FIB induced secondary electron orientation contrast imaging, and TEM techniques, which together provided unique assessment at multiple length scales.

A secondary preferred orientation of the pseudocubic {1 0 0} was also detected in the polycrystals with 3x = 0.16 for sections perpendicular to the sheet forming direction as a result of the elongated shape of the template.

Generally, they failed to converge on a solution where substantial insertions/deletions (indels) and changes in secondary structure orientations had occurred.

Pioneering studies of groups of related proteins, by Chothia and Lesk [2], [12], [13], had also identified common structural features across homologous structures and described the variations (eg changes in loop lengths and secondary structure orientations) emerging with decreasing levels of sequence similarity.

Therefore in the late 1980s, more sophisticated approaches were explored (SSAP [18], COMPARER [19], DALI [20] discussed in more detail below) which used a variety of strategies for handling the shifts in secondary structure orientations and the extensive indels between distant homologues.