Sentence examples for alignment with the way from inspiring English sources

"We need better alignment with the way people spend their time," Dr Garnsey said.

As a Mets fan, I rejoice in the news, as reported by Andrew Keh in the Times, that the team will spend a little money to bring the steppe-like expanses of the Citi Field outfield into closer alignment with The Way (Shea) Things Were.

She was "dazzled" by his writings; the latter book, which eviscerated the decorative arts and by extension her education, was in alignment with the new way in which she designed.

However, the band's near-perfect alignment with the Milky Way's disk suggests an alternate theory, says astronomer Annette Ferguson of the University of Groningen, the Netherlands, a member of the Canary Islands team.

Soloway is addressing big issues about gender alignment, about the way we view transgender people, about sexuality and love.

Some astrologers claimed the event was even more rare: an alignment with the center of the Milky Way, which would make it more like a once-every-25,000-years happening.

Krupp said that the scare-mongers would have us believe that the "ancient Maya of Mexico and Guatemala kept a calendar that is about to roll up the red carpet of time, swing the solar system into transcendental alignment with the heart of the Milky Way, and turn Earth into a bowling pin for a rogue planet heading down our alley for a strike".

The closest pair is selected, and its three-way alignment with the query sequence is made.

He fosters the skills to act in a way that is in alignment with the emergent situation that leads to everyday strategic outcomes (complexity absorption) rather than deliberate goal-setting activities (complexity reduction).

The MnSb nanocrystals formed in this way are single crystals having a strongly preferred alignment with the substrate matrix and a flat top coplanar with the substrate surface.

As they gaze through telescopes and pinhole cameras and protective glasses, the moon will come into alignment with the sun, obscuring everything but a brilliant ring of light and the speckled sweep of the Milky Way.