Sentence examples for for their orientation from inspiring English sources

Students stay at a hotel near Quito for their orientation.

New MPs are currently in Canberra for their orientation ahead of the resumption of federal parliament last month, and Burke addressed them in the chamber on Tuesday.

A special software program, developed by the authors, was applied for discontinuity identification and for their orientation measurements.

"Although this is the first description of an insect using the Milky Way for their orientation, this ability might turn out to be widespread in the animal kingdom," the scientists wrote in Current Biology.

In addition, an experimental method that enables straightforward determination of dipole orientation in guest host systems is presented and used for the analysis of two materials that are very similar except for their orientation.

When these and other newly elected House Democrats arrive in Washington for their orientation this week, they will reflect the most diverse, most female freshman class in history — a group of political neophytes, savvy veterans of the Obama and Clinton administrations, as well as the first Muslim women and Native American women ever elected to Congress.

"Students are finding out that not only are they not being discriminated against for revealing their orientation in their applications, it may be an extra," says Rachel Pepper, a co-author of "The Gay and Lesbian Guide to College Life".

Providing rural physicians with more educational opportunities and abundant educational resources may be an effective strategy for improving their orientation to lifelong learning.

Providing rural physicians more educational opportunities and helping them access educational resources may be an effective strategy for improving their orientation to lifelong learning.

This result suggests that providing rural physicians with more educational opportunities and abundant educational resources may be an effective strategy for improving their orientation to lifelong learning, instead of simply emphasizing the importance of lifelong learning for rural physicians.

"Too often, people are bullied for their sexual orientation or their perceived sexual orientation," Donie says.