The phrase "almost orientated" is not standard in written English; the correct term is "almost oriented." You can use it when describing a state of being nearly directed or positioned in a particular way.
Example: "The map was almost oriented to the north, making it easier to navigate."
Alternatives: "nearly directed" or "almost aligned."
This is the corporate image of sustainability, orientated almost solely towards our human prosperity, with images of material progress that the environment is seen as supporting.
The tritocerebrum and ventral nerve cord are orientated almost in line with the body axis.
Hamish Fulton's exhibition, along with his show at Margate's Turner Contemporary, records his almost ritualised walking expeditions, politically orientated treks taking in the top of Everest and London's Chinese embassy.
Since all crystallites are able to contribute intensity almost everywhere, they are not required to be orientated to the Bragg condition for intensity to reach the detector.
Almost a decade later, Werbach still sees himself as "environmentally and ecologically orientated".
The coexistence of needle-like structures with a {111} contact plane and {001} orientated island-like crystallites, which are built up by almost upright standing NNN molecules, was revealed.
Consistently, both methods reveal the coexistence of needle-like structures with a {111} contact plane and {001} orientated island-like crystallites, which are built up by almost upright standing NNN molecules.
Most HEIs will also embrace more business orientated approaches to generate funds for programme delivery.
One can almost see Ernie guffawing away at this - though, obviously, in a totally non-sexually orientated manner.
Shaped like one of the defensive towers that stud villages in Chechnya's mountains, but faced with glass and almost 100 metres taller than London's Shard, it will stand above a crescent-shaped swimming pool orientated towards Mecca.
