Sentence examples for but orientation from inspiring English sources

The primary goal of Renaissance artists and architects, he states, was not representation but orientation: how people locate themselves in space.

But Orientation doesn't happen by itself — it's the product of the leadership and energy of our orientation leaders, crew chiefs and Committee members.

The rods are modeled as prolate ellipsoids and the particle motions are governed by a similar but orientation dependent Langevin equation, and the Jeffrey equation with rotational diffusion.

Study Design: Records for all patients with biliary atresia living in France and born in the years 1986 to 1996 were reviewed, and patients were classified into 3 groups: group 1 (n = 30), no contraindication to the Kasai operation, but orientation to de novo transplantation; group 2 (n = 380), age at Kasai operation <90 days; and group 3 (n = 60), age at Kasai operation ≥90 days.

User position latency would remain, but orientation latency would be greatly reduced.

These are all questions to ask when planning a corporate space, but orientation, glare and views also impact sole practitioners and home-based businesses.

Items with low discrimination; "Repeat nouns", "No ifs, ands or buts", "Orientation to day and season", "Orientation to country, floor and city", "Copy pentagons" also reveal valuable insights.

For example, Lawson [4] found that an additional factor, discrimination difficulty, had different effects on visual versus haptic matching and crossmodal transfer was orientation-sensitive from vision to haptics but orientation-invariant from haptics to vision.

"But their orientation is towards higher immigration and looser borders worldwide".

Mr. Charters decided to do similar research into blues music, but his orientation was more biographical.

But freshman orientation sessions on respect for intellectual property have had little effect.