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orientation effect

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orientation effect [‚ȯr·ē·ən′tā·shən i‚fekt]
(electricity)
Those bulk properties of a material which result from orientation polarization.
(physical chemistry)
A method of determining attractive forces among molecules, or components of these forces, from the interaction energy associated with the relative orientation of molecular dipoles.


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[FIGURE 5 OMITTED] The nucleating effect of the nanoinclusions coupled with the orientation effect of drawing generates a unique orientated layered lamellar structure, characteristic of smectic-like mesophase.
The Impact of Orientation Effect The limited sensitivity offered by some metal detection systems also has a significant effect on the detector's ability to find contaminants such as swarf, slivers of metal and screen or sieve wire.
These exceptions occurred in situations where both species experienced low survival (see Orientation Effects later).
 
 
 
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