Sentence examples for changed orientations from inspiring English sources

Yet the well-known narrative of emigration must also take account of political shifts that have changed orientations, networks of financial support and investment, and migration within and towards the region, not only away from it.

Thus, by changing the proportion of orientation selective and non-orientation selective neurons, contrast might have changed orientation-tuning width in these second order cells, which would have been more orientation selective at low than at high contrast.

In most flatfish species, the hairs have changed orientation to match the orientation of their bodies.

Because of a changed orientation, the ESL-63 measures 36 x 26 x, the speaker seemed smaller than before.

This changed orientation increases acetylation by the substrate as well as deacetylation, resulting in an improved efficiency of synapse cleaning.

As the plaid pattern changed orientation, we found an initial reduction as the difference between preferred orientation and presented plaid orientation increased.

The headgroup dipoles change orientations in response to the overall charge of the bilayer.

Particles in these regions were less oriented than mitochondria and did not change orientation significantly.

Sargeant's mind is not too far afield from this model: always ready to move or change orientation, but in a graceful, less shambling manner than Mailer.

Half the time the phone takes a few seconds to change orientation causing random bad thoughts to race through my head while the phone decides what to do.

As in the swivel-chair experiment, where you can change orientation but not spin, the spacetime swimmer can change its position but not its overall velocity.