Sentence examples for in our orientation from inspiring English sources

Join us in our Orientation at The Malibu Library and Beverly Hills Library.

(Previous Outreach Child Heath Nurse) The need for health staff to develop specific skills in working collaboratively was also identified, for example: I also think the [health] team needs education on how to work with community-based workers because we are given information in our orientation [about the Program]… but that is not on the ground stuff….

We need to be encouraged as team members to work together more as a team and go out with people when we can and meet the community-based workers in community… (Department of Health staff member) I also think the [health] team needs education on how to work with community-based workers because we are given information in our orientation [about the Program]… but that is not on the ground stuff….

Our results confirm that document capture with 93.44% accuracy; in addition, our orientation update mechanism can reduce orientation errors by 92.85% using a gyroscope (for rotation) and 81.60% using an accelerometer (for micro-tilts).

But they've also said we could use some of the footage of what they did in our athlete orientation at future Games, including Salt Lake.

In order to prepare students for their overseas program, Stanford University includes health and safety information in our mandatory orientation sessions.

In their models of Polκ mutants, the lesion is placed in the gap directed 3′ along the template strand, as in our predicted orientation.

Incoming freshmen interested in majoring in physics should attend our Orientation for Prospective Physics Majors time TBA.

We then subtracted the BOLD response in the 135° preferring voxels from the response in the 45° voxels and used this in further analyses as our orientation specific BOLD signal.

Language is our first and most fundamental contact with the world: (1) it is the true condition of possibility of our orientation in the world; and (2) it provides us with the unique opportunity of communicating with other people and of developing subjectivity.

Nearly all of my flatmates in student accommodation were straight in my first and second year and they were kind, accepting people, regardless of the difference in our sexual orientations.