Sentence examples for better orientation from inspiring English sources
Diffraction from dried fibers maintained at nominal 100% relative humidity (RH) showed relatively stronger amyloid diffraction and better orientation than oriented sol patterns.
Gov. George E. Pataki said in an interview this week that the new complex, called the Leon Levy Visitor Center, "will allow people to have a better orientation to the garden.
They also aid in implementing initiatives that improve the level of comfort of the visitors, for example more resting opportunities, better orientation tools and better visitor services staff training.
Among other recommendations, the report urges improved communication and coordination between flag states and other regulatory bodies, better orientation of new crew members into the command structure during an emergency and amendments to the international code governing drilling rigs that would strengthen some firefighting measures.
For better orientation in cities, buildings are displayed as 3-D models.
Our memory encompasses more and more of the world, thus allowing better and better orientation.
Small questions are also usually proposed for a better project orientation.
This paper describes an initial evaluation of 'CHOICE' (Creating better Health Orientation by Improving Communication about Exercise experiences), an instrument designed to elicit cardiac patients' exercise preferences.
This paper emphasizes safety attributes to be included in selecting contractors at the bidding stage to assure loss prevention and better safety orientation during TAM implementation.
I fell in behind a semi that seemed to be making good time and hoped he had better spatial orientation skills than I as we traveled toward Harrisburg at no more than 40 mph.
Under impact loading conditions, the flexural strength and energy absorption capacity were both increased with better fiber orientation, and a greater increase in the flexural strength with strain-rate was obtained in the beams with better fiber orientation at an identical potential energy (relative to their counterparts with poorer orientation).
