Sentence examples for because of reorientation from inspiring English sources

After about 1500, navigation declined because of reorientation of trade toward the Atlantic and political disintegration of the Rhineland.

At high energies a pronounced dependence of the reactivity on the reactant orientation is observed, but this effect is not present at the lowest energies because of dynamic reorientation.

The shape memory alloys are well known to exhibit high damping capacity in martensite state, but possess low yield strength because of the reorientation or de-twining of the martensite variants.

Thus, the MD results support a decrease in the level of general base function and overall catalysis because of a reorientation of the carboxylate toward the cavity created by the A114G mutation and provide no indication of an effect due to broader conformational sampling of the carboxylate group.

Negative thermotaxis is achieved through biasing the frequency of reorientation maneuvers (turns and reversal turns) and biasing the direction of reorientation maneuvers toward colder temperatures.

Positive thermotaxis, in contrast, biases only the direction of reorientation maneuvers toward warmer temperatures.

As parents and students go through the trial and error of reorientation patterns, a "new normal" will occur.

Deletion of CaMID1 reduced the number of reorientation events by 50% (p = <0.0001).

This development was the result of the reorientation of the strategies of the social actors.

Because of this moral reorientation, the widespread entrance of women into higher education did not shift the social order in as egalitarian a direction as we might expect.

But to a returning native, the new Peekskill is phantasmagorical in the way of actual dreams, not so much for the inevitable changes that come to any community over a period of decades, but rather because of a striking reorientation and an unexpected multidimensionality.