Sentence examples for be able to orientate from inspiring English sources
This will make the repairs harder than usual to carry out, since the telescope will not be able to orientate itself to dock with the shuttle.
Prof MacLaren said the results might not seem extraordinary to the sighted, but for a totally blind person to be able to orientate themselves in a room, and perhaps know where the doors and windows are, would be "extremely useful" and of practical help.
Larvae may be able to orientate their swimming in function of the type of compound (odor identity) and in function of the level of concentration (odour intensity) [44].
Under clear skies in the natural magnetic field, the birds were able to orientate in their appropriate migratory direction, whereas the same birds were disorientated under overcast conditions.
According to this hypothesis, the observed end-to-end mode of branching could be mutually regulated, vessel sprouts being able to orientate one another by shedding MVs associated to guiding filopodia.
Several studies have demonstrated that plants are able to orientate themselves by sourcing their information via both internal body-centred (idiothetic) cues, such as proprioception and body posture (e.g. Bastien et al. 2013), and external (allothetic) cues.
The boss of the dating website eHarmony, Greg Waldorf, just might be able to help – providing you are "values orientated", not unduly neurotic and you haven't been married more than three times.
"Someone like Chris Hoy would never be able to do the Tour because he's sprint-orientated.
Such could be an increase in handling time or in predator mortality (the saw-like orientated microspines along the dorsal ridge may be able to cause injuries within Triops' food groove).
In order to be able to better capture details from the different wavelet subbands (horizontal, vertical, and diagonal) this method uses neighborhoods specifically tailored to the differently orientated subbands instead of the Geman-type neighborhoods used earlier.
