Sentence examples for is to align from inspiring English sources
adverb
Toward a closed, touching or engaging position.
The goal of multiple alignment is to align sequences according to their evolutionary relationships.
The aim of a graph alignment is to align vertices that descend from a common ancestor.
The essence of sight alignment for either iron or optical sights is to align the front sight on the target while keeping the rear sight (if iron) centered.
One is to align reads to the reference transcriptome using standard DNA-seq reads aligner.
Our model is to align ourselves with real estate developers.
The job of an enterprise architect is to align IT development with business needs.
So the trick is to align the interests of regulators and bankers.
The effect is to align the economic interests of the military and important segments of the business establishment.
THE point of G.D.P. indexing is to align the interests of the retired with society as a whole.
But if she is to align herself with the economic successes of those years then she must also claim ownership of less attractive elements of its legacy.
The "Reparation Hardware" exhibition, which opened on Super Bowl Sunday, highlights how absurd, but also how easy, and how seductive, it is to align social justice with consumerism.
