Sentence examples for being able to orient from inspiring English sources

This recognizes them as being able to orient themselves toward the common good (and not only to their self-interest).

As with the other cognitive domains it is not a pure process, and is interdependent upon a person being able to orient attention to a stimulus (to allow encoding), and use executive processes to allow retrieval in a particular context.

Unless I've been able to orient myself by looking down at a decal.

Standing in this space, at the heart of the complex, visitors would be able to orient themselves visually to their surroundings.

Over time, I was able to orient myself at night by stars, and during the day using shadows cast by trees.

Pattern transfer was employed to introduce a surface topography onto the hydrogel, which was able to orient cell growth.

Background content, such as boundaries, rivers, and landforms, are provided as points of reference for the reader, and are essential for users to be able to orient themselves with the data.

Sinistral and dextral conspecific snails may not be able to orient their mirror-image shells correctly for mating (e.g., Ueshima and Asami 2003), and it is assumed that this is the case for oppositely coiling C. ventricosus.

If our policies were to focus on reminding us that most enhancements come with trade-offs, we might be able to orient our public policy away from either regulatory or compensatory approaches keyed to "enhancement" in the abstract, and towards the specific social and institutional contexts in which particular enhancement interventions might be considered too risky or unfair.

Officials determined that the latter would almost certainly have been lethal, but it's not at all clear that the newborns will be able to orient themselves or find food in their new habitats.

It is possible that honeybees required time to search for each source, after which they were able to orient toward dance sounds.