Sentence examples for transverse alignment from inspiring English sources

At high concentrations or on surfaces, these rods or molecular columns align by repulsive interactions (lyotropic behavior), giving raise to a transverse alignment of the stacked polyaromatic disks.

However, they could not have reached the Mediterranean Peninsulas because of the transverse alignment of Alpine Mountains, which were well formed in the Pleistocene except in the eastern part of the Balkan Peninsula.

Note that for this optical system the loss of coupling efficiency is most dramatic for variations in the transverse alignment; for example, a loss of up to 80% can result from a misalignment of only 1 µm in the transverse direction, but only 4% in the longitudinal direction.

In any case, these observations imply that a classification of muscle cell types based solely on presence or absence of a striation pattern (i.e. of Z discs allowing transverse or oblique alignment of the myofilaments) captures only part of the variation existing among animal muscle cells.

To assess the integration of the fibre layer with the particulate-templated scaffolds, interfacial mechanics were performed in both the aligned and transverse direction of fibre alignment.

At the same time, the composite in transverse direction to the alignment was totally insulating, indicating the efficiency of alignment.

To assess the relationship between foot alignment and transverse plane knee motion during a single leg-landing task.

Neutron diffraction measurements are described of the internal strain response of Ti 6Al 4V/35 vol.% SiC continuous fibre composites to loading axial and transverse to the fibre alignment direction.

In case of a transverse osteotomy, the rotational alignment of both the proximal fragment and the distal fragment was adjusted to allow approximately 10° 15° of anteversion of the femoral component and optimal rotational alignment of the proximal fragment relative to the distal one.

In the assembly-versus-assembly alignment, we transverse each scaffold from 5' to 3' and record variants when mismatches, small insertions or deletions (indels) or other more complex forms of genome rearrangements are observed in one alignment block, or when breakpoints between two linear alignment blocks occur (Fig.  1a).

To decrease the error from axial rotation of the spine and from beam divergence, radiographs were repeated until a reasonable alignment of transverse processes (within one-half width of processes as a deviation) was achieved on each animal in the lateral decubitus position with the beam centered 4 cm from the rabbit iliac crest.