Sentence examples for a preliminary orientation from inspiring English sources

Subject to these warnings, which must be carefully borne in mind, a general sketch of the history of aesthetics may be given, to provide a preliminary orientation, without running the risk of being understood in an unduly rigid and simplificatory manner.

"In that skills class that particular lecture, without any preliminary orientation for parents or students, was inappropriate," Ms. Holden said, adding that Ms. Denis was withdrawn from the study skills classes and agreed to have a teaching assistant placed in her classroom.

These latter experiments were a valuable preliminary orientation.

In order to study the morphology and chemical composition of the samples, scanning electron microscopy is usually used and the elemental microanalysis by SEM EDX is always a valuable preliminary orientation [7].

The body is a physical media structure that drives the device's preliminary orientation and movement.

They can also be used for intra-country comparisons or serve as preliminary orientation of national decision-makers to set priorities for preventive environmental health action.

Molecular simulations of poly vinyl phenol)/poly vinyl methyl ether) (PVPh/PVME) blends were performed and their degree of miscibility evaluated as a preliminary step before orientation simulations.

After orientation and a preliminary visit to the school, RinR volunteers spend a minimum of 24 hours (four school days) in their chosen school.

The analysis includes two climates and two orientations to serve as a preliminary study to assist in design guidelines for multi-sectional façades.

Thus, the engineer facing a particular design application, could perform a preliminary design (selection of type, number and spatial orientation of the reinforcements) and then fine tune the final structure by using the finite element model.

In many districts, there are middle-school orientation visits, and there is also a preliminary birds-and-bees talk.