But if it hadn't been reoriented, the view of the house from West 141st Street would have been of its undistinguished rear rather than its front facade, which will become even more welcoming as Hamilton's circular flower garden is reproduced according to his written instructions.
Rothstein writes the house has been rotated from its original position, "but it if hadn't been reoriented, the view of the house from West 141st Street would have been of its undistinguished rear than from its front façade".
In phase I, large pulsations are present and the possibility to reorient the development axis in a weak temperature gradient indicates that the differentiation has not been locked yet.
Although, so far, the role of VAN main nodes has not been so precisely drawn as in the case of DAN, it has also been associated with reorienting (e.g., Corbetta et al., 2008).
While Morris has parsed and reoriented the story effectively, he hasn't fully exploited the device's capabilities in order to reanimate the wild technological imaginings of the story as Shelley herself might have done.
For this reason, they have not been incorporated into the reoriented model at this stage.
The labyrinthine Indian statistical system, created to meet the requirements of the colonial administration, continues to generate vast flows of statistics emerging from ancient templates that have not been sufficiently updated or reoriented to the fresh requirements of the times.
They have not wavered under the pressures that have come with reorienting trade from the East to the West, coping with competition from other European businesses, and accepting the European Union's tough membership requirements.
I have not yet seen the major think tanks reorient themselves, and I don't know if they can".
We conclude that U.S. automakers are slowly reorienting towards low-carbon technologies, but due to weakening pressures have not yet fully committed to comprehensive development and marketing.
