Sentence examples for and the general orientation from inspiring English sources

This analysis suggests that unusual cross-strand and inter-helical contacts are made by some of these proteins, and the general orientation of the recognition helix to the DNA is flexible, even when constrained by flanking zinc finger domains.

Analyses on the metropolitan and wider scales are important for the general orientation and the definition of strategies for the city.

The general orientation then was that the ongoing information and technology revolution (including cellular phones and the Internet boom) will introduce greater fluidity, allowing virtual teams to come together and disband as needed.

The results showed that the general orientation of oil charging is from east to west and from south to north, suggesting that the source kitchen may be located in the Manjiaer Depression (Huang 2003).

A woman watching, who did not know either of the candidate's positions going in, might have guessed the general orientation, but would not have known that Romney — at the moment — supports a ban on abortion unless a woman has been the victim of rape or incest, or will die without it.

The general orientation of the crack lines was then summarized.

The general orientation of the house is towards the east.

The shift towards a next activity constitutes the general orientation of call-takers' handling of complaints.

Further Reading: For the general orientation of proof-theoretic semantics the special issue of Synthese (Kahle and Schroeder-Heister, 2006), Schroeder-Heister (2008b), and Wansing (2000).

The general orientation in the Austrian transport policy did not change; still the stimulation of the Austrian economic growth through improvements in transport infrastructure is the main focus.

Having identified the general orientation, the next step is to determine if the weighted or unweighted version of the pick matrix should be applied.