Sentence examples for view of the orientation from inspiring English sources
In view of the orientation of the cyano groups in the unit cell, it can be suggested that the refractive index along the radial direction is larger than that in the tangential direction.
The bead moves in a left-handed helical manner along the MT. The schematic on the right represents the side view for the orientation of the bead relative to the MT. (C ) Bright-field image of the cargo-bead in different z positions shows that the z position of the bead relative to MT can be determined by its brightness.
Similarly, the shape of the grass pollen pore (Schüler and Behling, 2011a, b) can be hidden from view because of the orientation of the specimen on the SEM stub, and the collapsing of grains on the SEM stub can prevent the overall size of pollen grains from being measured accurately (e.g., Moore et al., 1991).
Apparently the local axis image provided a better view of the fiber orientation than the conventional relative axis which suffered the image artifact from phase wrapping.
(B ) a -axis view of the sbwAFP binding orientation showing the relative arrangement of the ordered water to ice.
In view of the results this orientation exhibits the smallest fracture toughness (K IC = 22.8 MPa m1/2 and J IC = 2.3 kJ m−2).
Cognitive maps challenge the official, external views of the spatial orientation of the research sites, and redefine the boundaries.
They did so using a schematic top view of the stimulus, adjusting the orientation of two lines representing the slants [16] as seen from above.
A close up view showing the orientation of the sunlit hemisphere with respect to the flow direction and Saturn is also shown in Fig. 4. Fig. 4.
Manual pre-alignment was applied prior to each registration step in view of the different global orientations resulting from the acquisition setups for the four MRI scanning stages.
The prevailing view of sexual orientation is that it is shaped by a variety of determinants, including genetic influences, hormonal factors, and family environments (Golombok, 2000).
