There's no narrative voice-over and nothing onscreen to orient us beyond the periodic "New York, 1906" and "New York, 1907".
The arsonists sprayed this verse on the walls of the monastery, thereby sharing with us their religious worldview, that identifies Christianity with idolatry and that seems to empower them to action, beyond future oriented hope.
Franz credits Napoleon, whom he calls "the inventor of Orientalism... the one who drags science behind his army into Egypt and makes Europe penetrate the Orient beyond the Balkans for the first time".
His paper was the first evidence beyond the laboratory that birds use infrasound to orient themselves.
Here and there the architect has cut windows through the steel walls to offer visitors a chance to orient themselves with views of the world beyond.
ORIENT -- "Birds of Orient"; 9 a.m.; Orient Beach State Park.
This week, the wharves of Burrard Inlet, where ships take on cargoes of British Columbia lumber and ore and prairie wheat for the Orient and points beyond, were bustling again after a long strike by dotkworkers.
"You have to force yourself to unlearn," push beyond your comfort zone, and orient to the larger, longer, more inclusive goal of transformative social change.
Beyond critical damage the cells rather orient towards necrosis or apoptosis [34].
Establishing, training and monitoring an ethnographic team will require ethnographers to move beyond their individually oriented training to agree on common themes, coding schemes and writing topics (Small, 2011).
