Sentence examples for kind of orientation from inspiring English sources

The fibres, imperfections, or inclusions are oriented along a crystallographic axis; it is this same kind of orientation, but along three axes, that accounts for the asterism of star sapphire and ruby.

"You need some kind of orientation for understanding who you are and what you are doing here".

However, our focus always would be at one particular place, and then we would start to turn around and try to get some kind of orientation in space.

That kind of orientation -- which closes the book as Jim sights Aliceville from the top of a mountain, and realizes that only home has the power to hold the great world's center -- is being lost, Mr. Earley fears.

The navigation should give you some kind of orientation, and importantly act as a guide to jumping off to similar subjects or to begin a new journey elsewhere entirely.

"For people who are thinking of becoming councillors, it would be useful if they could have some kind of orientation training session with people like themselves, a session with disabled people who are councillors, speaking to people who've gone through the system before and can give them the benefit of their experiences," Chung says.

There are basically two kinds of orientation strategies for most observation satellites, i.e., earth-oriented and inertia-directional.

This indicates that the Hv light scattering pattern influences the two kinds of orientation of rods.

So it is easy, at least in principle, to distinguish the two kinds of orientation maps: one needs only a single quantitative measurement.

Tables  5, 6 and 7 summarize the efficiency results for the three kinds of orientation.

Three kinds of orientations were designed to study the influences of precrack orientations and locations on fatigue crack growth rate in as-weld welded joints.