  The measures of mechanical alignment were obtained for both prolate and
oblate grains when their temperature is comparable with grain kinetic energy
devided by k, the Boltzmann constant. For such grains, the alignment of angular
momentum, J, with the axis of maximal inertia, a, is only partial. This
substantially alters the alignment as compared with the results in Lazarian
(1995) and Roberge, Hanany & Messinger (1996) obtained on the assumption of
perfect alignment.
  We also describe the Gold alignment when the Barnett dissipation is
suppressed and derive an analytical expression which relates the measure of
alignment with parameters of grain nonsphericity and the direction of the gas -
grain drift. This solution provides the lower limit for the alignment measure,
while the upper limit is given by the analytics derived in Lazarian (1994).
Using results of a recent study of incomplete internal relaxation in Lazarian &
Roberge (1996), we find measures of alignment for the whole range of ratios of
grain rotational energy to k over T_s, where T_s is the grain temperature. To
describe alignment for mildly supersonic drifts, we suggest an analytical
approach which provides good correspondence with the results of direct
numerical simulations in Roberge, Hanany & Messinger (1995). We also extend our
approach to account for the simultaneous action of the Gold and
Davis-Greenstein mechanisms.

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