Sentence examples for single orientation of from inspiring English sources
Some headphones I've reviewed have the option to run the cable around the back and over the top of your ear, which would have been welcome here — but the single orientation of the S5i headphones doesn't permit it.
A single orientation of a single crystallite can therefore produce scattering from a large range of hkl reflections.
In the case of the Bernal stacking shown in Figure 3 a, the FFT (fast Fourier transform) of the high resolution image shows a single orientation of the graphene with similar atomic arrangements being resolved in all layers.
The paramagnetic relaxation enhancement results are not consistent with a single orientation of Pc, thus indicating that multiple orientations must occur and suggesting that an encounter state represents a large fraction of the complex.
The resolution of our sub-tomogram average is about 1.5× better in the x y plane than the z direction due to the single orientation of F1Fo ATP synthase particles in the crystal relative to the missing wedge of information (Radermacher, 1988).
(3) Parts of single orientation flights were guided by extended parallel landscape structures on the ground.
Alternatively, do linear motifs that bind only in a single orientation do so because of spatial constraints inherent to their cellular functions?
Orientation columns are iconic examples of topographic specificity, whereby axons within a column connect with cells of a single orientation preference.
When objects within the stack assume very different main axes, this requirement of a single orientation leads to some inconveniences for objects along non-preferred directions.
For each condition, both the initial responses to the superposition as well as the second response to a single orientation were represented by peaks of activity that were separated in time with longer switch delays (dark gray area).
The narrow focus and single issue orientation of the majority of the studies did not engage with the needs of care home population or the context and organisation of their care.
