At the initial stage of drawing, the highly oriented α crystals of the starting film transformed into a broader orientation distribution, and significant crystal disorder was introduced.
Herder's 1765 essay How Philosophy is a key text for understanding both his debt to Kant and the broad orientation of his philosophy.
An equally crucial part of KGI's program, says bioengineer Claudia Lee, a PPM graduate now heading technology development for Maven Biotechnologies of Pasadena, California, is the broad orientation to business that it provides.
If the court favors business, they say, it is as part of a broader orientation toward free markets and a wariness of many kinds of lawsuits.
Empirically, this analysis suggests that presenting mathematical practices in terms of separate strands alongside content strands can create situations in which specific practices are produced but set within a broader orientation that remains procedure and answer driven.
Andersen's Behavioral Model of Health Services Utilization is a theoretical model that has been used to explore individual and contextual characteristics that may facilitate or impede health services utilization in a much broader orientation than most other models [ 14, 15].
As a result of their broader orientation and engagements, restorative justice processes are able to arrive at a richer understanding of what led to the harms (individual conduct, institutional practices, and a wide variety of background conditions), the interests and values that are at stake, and a broader range of responses that are seen as needed and appropriate.
The results show that turbulent dispersion forces non-spherical particles to have a broad orientation distribution.
First, the latest reviews about the genetics of autism and ADHD were selected for a broad orientation.
The notion of fairness is elastic but research suggests two broad orientations towards what constitutes fair pay.
