Sentence examples for first oriented from inspiring English sources
In the L1 the predenticles are first oriented (in rows 1 and 4) opposite to the orientation of the denticles the cells later make.
With the establishment of Greek colonies (among them Massilia [modern Marseille]) in the area by the beginning of the 6th century bc, Provence was first oriented toward the civilization of the Mediterranean.
Take, for instance, Albers's study of his admired colleague El Lissitzky, the Russian artist and designer, who appears in one collage from two angles: the first, oriented vertically and taken from Lissitzky's left, shows him smiling and looking into the camera; the second, oriented horizontally and taken from the right, shows him talking and looking away.
Dorothy Holm, the author of these cards, crafted a prayer that was both, but it was the conventional prayer that she recorded that allowed her code to be broken: the recognizable triple "amen" first oriented the code breakers, and the well-known "Our Father" confirmed their cryptographic instincts.
However, under sequential biaxial elongation, the iPP chains in both regions first oriented towards the first stretching direction and then rotated to the second stretching direction during the second stretching process.
Lockley's experiments with Manx shearwaters (Puffinus puffinus) showed that when released "under a clear sky" far from their nests (in Skokholm), the seabirds first oriented themselves and then "flew off in a direct line for Skokholm", making the journey rapidly.
The researchers also filmed spiders' movements in a wind tunnel, and found that they opt to fall head first, orienting their front legs to steer them to safety.
Here the Prepare phase first orients students to the procedure they will follow for writing, then the starting point for writing.
First, orienting bivariate analyses were performed, one for each potential determinant, followed by multivariate analyses.
Podomere identity indicated in bold aindicates an incomplete measurement The fourth to sixth prosomal appendages are shorter than the second and third and oriented ventrally.
The fourth to sixth prosomal appendages are shorter than the second and third, and oriented ventrally; their morphology suggests that they served a locomotory function resulting in a hexapodous gait.
