Sentence examples for Reorient towards from inspiring English sources
The international competition for the new building was the first ever held in Quebec City and OMA's winning concept met the museum's desire to reorient towards the city.
What US officials described as the Russian "intervention" was likely to bolster "the people of Ukraine's desire to reorient towards Europe", an official said.
Significant fibre rotations take place, permitted by matrix plasticity, leading to a post-yield stiffening of the laminate, as the fibres reorient towards the direction of loading.
This phenomenon has been frequently observed especially in the case of plasma-treated polymers, where oxygen-containing groups reorient towards polymer volume in order to reduce surface energy in the contact with ambient atmosphere [28].
This two-part journey presents an interesting navigational challenge, as foragers do not home directly from their current location after finding food, but retrace their routes back to the point at which they left the trail network, and only then reorient towards the nest.
The cytoskeleton and secretory machinery of T cells also becomes polarized towards the immunological synapse; i.e. the microtubule organizer center (MTOC) and Golgi apparatus reorient towards the immunological synapse [26] [30] in a process depending on cytoskeletal and motor proteins, such as dynein, tubulin and actin [16], [28], [29], [31] [38].
The "surge" sucked in everything: aid, economic assistance, institution-building – all were reoriented towards the counter-insurgency project.
He reaffirmed his calls to change the Racial Discrimination Act, saying the law should be reoriented towards preventing public harassment rather than prohibiting offensive or insulting comments.
We conclude that U.S. automakers are slowly reorienting towards low-carbon technologies, but due to weakening pressures have not yet fully committed to comprehensive development and marketing.
In the first step, the individual MRI scan was reoriented towards the anterior-posterior commissure line.
As the systemic liquidity is reoriented towards the so called 'calibrated tightening' stance, the central bank was absorbing money as it considered it to be inflationary.
