Sentence examples for vertically orientation from inspiring English sources

The wound showed capillary vertically orientation, robust fusiform fibrocytes, and moderate well-arranged collagen.

The common strap orientations are a vertical orientation, where the straps run vertically over the shoulders, lying on the acromion process and lateral clavicle at the apex of the shoulder, and a cross-back orientation, where the straps cross the back and lie on the upper trapezius muscles at the apex of each shoulder (Figure 1).

Fish were mounted in an upright fashion (aligned vertically) with the dorsoventral axis in vertical orientation to view the ventricular chamber from the ventral side of the fish.

The obtained SiNWs are vertically oriented, following the crystallographic orientation of the Si wafer.

The vines were trained onto vertically oriented trellis in a East west orientation.

The observation that all newly described turtles that phylogenetically frame P. quenstedti have a vertically oriented scapula allows us to conclude that it is more likely that SMNS 16980 has symmetrically deformed scapulacoracoids and that the vertical orientation found in all other P. quenstedti specimens is the correct orientation for this taxon as well.

Note, Figure 1 depicts lung tissue from transgenic mice where columnar epithelium, typical for bronchioles with vertically oriented nucleus is replaced by cells displaying horizontal orientation.

Loss of the normal horizontal orientation of the physis (it had a more vertically oriented position) and widening of the physeal plate.

The cues were nonpredictive for the location of the target bar (e.g., 50%% valid and 50%% invalid trials), and the orientation of the stimulus was equiprobable (50%% horizontally and 50%% vertically oriented bars).

The vertically oriented lander, which contains the mechanical services of the habitat, inherits the likely orientation of the crew's (MTV Transit Habitattoto ease the crew's adjustment to life on the Martian surface.

They had to report mismatches in which the orientations of instrument and goal object were not appropriate (e.g., a vertically oriented key inserted into a keyhole with a horizontal slot).