Sentence examples for continuum of orientation from inspiring English sources

It may be an inconvenient truth, but everyone has friends, relatives, neighbors, classmates and coworkers who are not just gay or transgender, but intersex, or somewhere on the continuum of orientation, gender identity, gender expression, and sex that science and medicine acknowledge is reality.

Asexuality may be argued as not being a meaningful category to add to the continuum of sexual orientations, and instead argued as the lack of a sexual orientation or sexuality.

Large vessels grow in both length and breadth, likely requiring a continuum of cell division orientations.

Hence, when the 2D crystals are frozen in liquid nitrogen, the helices are trapped in a continuum of slightly different orientations.

We ascribe this apparent disorder to the fact that at pH 6, where the antiporter is maximally active, the helices involved in ion translocation move rapidly and are trapped in a continuum of slightly different orientations when the 2D crystals are frozen in liquid nitrogen.

Gadamer, on the other hand, argues that Derrida's position his rejection of every continuum of meaning, of an orientation towards truth, and of a genuine communication potentially harbors indifference and that the focus on discontinuity and fragmentation resembles the kind of thinking that he criticized, in the first part of Truth and Method, as aesthetic consciousness.

We typically think of sexual orientation as a continuum of gay, straight, and bisexual, but sexual orientation is a deep-seated attraction toward a certain kind of person.

Eisler proposes that all institutions, ideologies, and relationships can be thought of on a continuum from domination orientation to partnership orientation.

However, only roughly a third of the analyzed magnetosomes of RS-1[ 25] have an aspect ratio that exceeds the critical value of 1.25, whereas most magnetosomes have aspect ratios between 1 and 1.25, which implies a continuum of effective easy axis orientations between [111] to [001] (see SI, Figure S5).

The continuum between orientation and social functions of echolocation means that this behaviour not only influences foraging and negotiating obstacle paths, but is also a cue that brings individuals together.

The composer, he wrote, had "managed to suspend time, to make the listener lose all sense of orientation and to be conscious only of a continuum of melody that seems to have no beginning and that makes no demand for an ending".