Sentence examples for slow orientations from inspiring English sources

Some stations (i.e. KBA, ARSA, OBKA) give Nulls in two groups of backazimuthal ranges, which can be related to either two fast orientations or single fast and single slow orientations.

The T2 decay was evaluated at the isotropic-shift position of the CSA patterns (center of gravity, close to δ=0 ppm), corresponding to the magic-angle orientation of the membrane normal in the vesicle preparations with respect to the magnetic field B0, in which T2 is sensitive to slow orientation fluctuations.

This can be related to two fast and two slow anisotropy orientations at these stations.

The 4th dimension is the slow axis orientation while the strength of retardance is the 5th dimension.

Scientists can control the slow axis orientation and the retardance by polarization and intensity of the light beam.

Third, theory predicts a trade-off for improved chemotaxis by strong persistence, which is slow re-orientation to a new chemotactic signal.

14 Provided a suitable thermodynamic interaction force is present, this is then followed by a slow re-orientation eventually yielding an intercalating state.

When a new target signal is significantly off-axis, directional microphones lead to slower target orientation, more complex movements, and more reversals.

From the linear part MLR, the retardance orientation (slow axis) can be obtained as [ 2, 3]: θ can be regarded as the anisotropy direction if the turbid media is homogenously birefringent (in this paper we assume positive birefringence and thus θ is the extraordinary axis as well [ 20]).

Shearing the gel produced a rapid drop in the dynamic shear moduli and a slower increase in orientation; up to a second rank orientation parameter of P2 = 0.26 for the highest concentration (38 wt%) diblock gel.

It is proposed that the orientation at slow rates of growth is due to the underlying kinetics of adatom diffusion on Mg and that higher rates diminish the phenomenon due to decreased time for adatom diffusion and instead are governed by the rates of adatom formation or more specifically the adatom vacancy formation on the different low-index planes of Mg.