Sentence examples for bit of orientation from inspiring English sources

It's a risky technique, and Kennedy repeats himself more than usual, but given the book's structure this is a welcome bit of orientation, Miles Davis reminding us that the song is, in fact, "My Funny Valentine".

Beats Music starts you off with a bit of an orientation process, to try to get to grips with some of your musical tastes out of the gate.

Like the company's ball robots, navigation is a bit tricky at first, using the same kind of orientation method.

They have large hippocampuses – the bit of the brain that deals with orientation.

Have you been nodding along, thinking that there's a bit of truth and desirability in each orientation?

Raman and CV studies suggest that 4α-CoIITAPc is adopting nearly a flat orientation or little bit tilted orientation.

Indication of orientation 10.

On top is the "mushroom", a toposcope, or orientation table, that offers a bit of shelter, too.

These aren't mechanical keys, of course: They're essentially touch-capable ridges that suggest the location of the device's keyboard (in portrait orientation) and have a little bit of give on finger press.

To store one bit of information, a recording head typically aligns the magnetic orientation of several hundreds of such grains.

"It gives the circuit a bit of soul and it's good for us for orientation and even if it feels rough it belongs to the circuit".