Sentence examples for a recent orientation from inspiring English sources

We're keeping it really simple," said Shinnette Johnson, an education coordinator leading a recent orientation.

What kinds of questions did parents ask at a recent orientation briefing at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor? b.

At a recent orientation for about 200 new employees at the Microsoft Corporation, Joseph Vansyckle found he was hardly alone in raising his hand when the company's chief executive, Steven A. Ballmer, posed a question.

Interviewed at a recent orientation for volunteers, she said she also liked the multiplicity of china services that she saw during a walk-through of the bowels of the house.

At an outplacement firm in a Charlotte suburb, six of the seven people at one recent orientation had lost their jobs at Bank of America.

At a recent high school orientation, I saw parents mob the math table to ask if their child could enroll in AP classes and calculus as freshmen.

Interestingly, a recent statistical analysis of orientation preference maps in primates indicates that there are correlations between the direction of the topographic axis joining pairs of columns with similar orientation preferences and their common orientation [ 34].

Although some studies have reported identifying multiple sources of the orientation information that make decoding possible, a recent study argued that orientation decoding is only possible because of a single source: a coarse-scale retinotopically organized preference for radial orientations.

The ufd is also in a similar relative orientation in a recent structure of human Aos1-Uba2∼Sumo∼AVSN, which mimics the tetrahedral intermediate during Uba2's catalytic cysteine's attack on the C-terminally adenylated Sumo (3KYD.pdb), so only the comparison to Aos1-Uba2-Sumo∼AMSN ishownwn in Figure 4A.

Similarly, motivated by a lack of individual-level data on sexual orientation and cancer, a recent study analysed data on women in same sex and opposite sex relationships, that is, a proxy for sexual orientation, concluding that women in same-sex relationships have greater risk for breast cancer-related mortality.

Nearly nine out of 10 lesbian, gay, bisexual or transgender students reported being verbally harassed because of their sexual orientation, according to a recent report by the Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network.