Sentence examples for well defined orientations from inspiring English sources

The authors should thus briefly discuss whether by applying the same coarse-graining recipe to other proteins, and using the same simulation protocol, one indeed finds well defined orientations.

The solidified lead particles show well defined orientation relationships with the matrix.

The deposition site selectivity of Tl2O3 on CdSe surfaces with well defined crystallographic orientations has been investigated.

The various cutting processes based on mobile, catalytic nanoparticles yield trenches with well defined crystallographic orientation, but have a major drawback: the location of the nanoparticles and the control of the direction in which the cutting will start are currently not predictable.

One of the molecules is well defined in its orientation.

From Lemma 2.4, L φ 0 is well defined and is an orientation-preserving homeomorphism from I onto itself, and ( L φ 0 ) − 1 ∈ X ( I ; 1 ξ 2, 1 ξ 1 ).

In rigor muscle cell, the orientation is well defined.

The obturator internus muscles (OIM) are well defined and can be used for orientation.

However, since the human head is not exactly spherically symmetric, the radial orientation is not well defined, and an approximately radial source in the brain is not necessarily silent in MEG (Cuffin 1990).

The optic axis orientation was however well defined in structures with strong DPPR such as the RNFL inferior nerve bundle and the sclera, and shows equivalent results with and without correction.

The relative orientation of the domains is well defined, and is supported by the large number of inter-domain NOEs and by RDC values that are consistent with both domains fitting to a single alignment tensor (Supplementary Figure 7A).