Sentence examples for changing orientations from inspiring English sources

The convention of communicating with geographic coordinates compels speakers from the youngest age to pay attention to the clues from the physical environment (the position of the sun, wind and so on) every second of their lives, and to develop an accurate memory of their own changing orientations at any given moment.

The overhanging slopes required complex geometries with constantly changing orientations.

Additionally, the sensor attached to the boot allows the load cell to account for changing orientations of the boot, which may be slightly different from those of the subjects' tibia.

Therefore, even for the most complex stimuli that contained a rich mixture of multiple orientations, we found sensitive cortical tuning for changing orientations rather than for currently presented orientations.

The early popularization of these diagnoses was aided by a changing orientation in German psychiatric research toward biological models that favored the hereditary transmission of mental illness over environmental factors.

What is remarkable is the sharpness of the boundary with changing orientation.

The affects of changing orientation remains as yet another issue to be examined in the future.

Moving objects cause sharp shadows with changing orientation (with respect to the object).  .

Moving objects cause sharp shadows with changing orientation (with respect to the object).

On the other hand, a non-collinear SDW is composed of spin moments of constant magnitude but with changing orientation.

Galileo picked up a weak magnetic field near Europa whose orientation depended on the changing orientation of Jupiter's much stronger field.