Sentence examples for With that orientation from inspiring English sources
They didn't grow up with that orientation.
Both of these focal mechanisms have a nodal plane that strikes NNW-SSE, which corresponds to the direction of the earthquake alignment and implies that a fault with that orientation was the source of the earthquakes.
"[Football] would be the toughest atmosphere for any athlete with that orientation.
This is contrasted with the finding that orientation maps altered by exposure to a dynamic single orientation through cylindrical-lens-fitted goggles are consolidated preserving the modest over-representation of the exposed orientation (Fig. 7).
This result was consistent with previous results showing that orientation in which the donor luciferase was located at the C-terminus of the fusion generated a higher BRET signal compared to the reverse orientation [1], [13].
This paper describes how the nurses' orientation (the Practice Frame) can collide with the orientation that is represented by the technology and its implementation (the System Frame), resulting in adaptations at the individual and organization levels.
We have addressed the genetics of CAG·CTG repeat expansion in E. coli and shown that these repeat arrays expand via an orientation-independent mechanism that contrasts with the orientation dependence of CAG·CTG repeat tract contraction.
Conversely, the pool of neurons that was stimulated with an orientation that differed from their preferred orientation (pool 2 in Table 1) should increase their firing rate upon plaid pattern presentation, as they would now confronted with a grating that contained a more preferred component.
For example, our findings are consistent with the proposal that political orientation is associated with psychological processes for managing fear and uncertainty [ 1, 10].
If you knowingly bring someone in there with that sexual orientation, how are the other guys going to deal with it?
Nevertheless, the requirement to "come out" is a social ailment that is imposed on those with an orientation that deviates from the perceived mainstream.
