Sentence examples for wedge points from inspiring English sources

By default, the convention "narrow end of wedge points to stereocenter", is used.

Another - "perspective" - system is invoked by selecting the "narrow end of wedge points to stereocenter is OFF", "/NEWPSOFF", option.

To use the alternative definition, where a wedged bond affects stereo configurations of both atoms it connects, one may use the option NEWPSOFF ("Narrow End of Wedge Points to Stereo is OFF").

The land it sits on is oddly shaped and comes to a wedge point.

So it looks a bit weird: it's bigger toward the button end, making a sort of wedge pointing at you.

Could the wedge, which points to the flight path taken by bombers that destroyed Dresden, encourage the far-right view that the raids were a "bombing Holocaust"?

When the lens is correctly focused the image becomes continuous across the wedge area a point that the eye can assess more precisely.

After a rainfall, water may form nearly a continuous phase in pores in this zone, but with drying the last amount of water is held in wedges at points of contact of solid grains and as thin films on solid surfaces.

In the wedge near point B in Figure 3, Tsuru et al. ([2002]) located a lithologic layer characterized by a P-wave velocity of approximately 3.4 km/s.

The collapsed area has a geometrical (often triangular or quadrilateral) capsular-based wedge shape pointing to the hepatic hilum, associating volume loss and capsular retraction with focal flattening or even concavity of the adjacent liver surface.

The leaves of this plant have an oval or oblong shape, tapering to a wedge or point on each end.