This process is specific to each organization and is an opportunity for students to become oriented to their new affiliation.
"We may hear something in 'Hamlet,' " Webster and Critchley write, "that allows us to become oriented to whatever might be meant by the idea of psychoanalytic cure": The modesty of analysts is such that they only issue a call.
Northern languages, by contrast, become oriented to more practical tasks and are better for practical and theoretical reasoning.
In the region, surfaces, grain boundaries, inter-phase boundaries may be charged, i.e., they contain dipoles which may become oriented to some degree in an external field and thus contribute to the polarization of the material.
In the future, QICs should increasingly become oriented to changing clinic systems and workflows that can support better care for a broad set of diseases and thus move towards more patient-centred care.
– Parent # 4 In times of medical crisis, having the care plan in hand to share with other providers allowed parents to focus on their role and helped other HCPs quickly become oriented to the child's history and needs, " I've never had a Care Plan before until about a year ago…it's so crazy coming into the Emerg, and I have to give them all of [CHILD]'s history, his meds, his allergies.
Langer uses the term mindfulness, which is commonly associated with meditation, to describe a state of being in which one becomes oriented in the present, open to new information, sensitive to context, aware of different perspectives and untrapped by old categories.
It appears that only a fraction of talin becomes oriented with IBS2 close to integrin, because βPS-GFP and talinIBS2-mCherry remained separated at MASs in vinculin mutants when visualized with superresolution microscopy (in 17 of 24 MASs; compare Figures 5E and 6B).
Directions and trajectories are drawn, space becomes oriented and is set in motion.
Several suggestions of how the oxygen becomes oriented toward the substrate during catalysis have been discussed.
