Sentence examples for left orientation from inspiring English sources

Two different orientations of hemispherical baffles named as RO baffle for the Right Orientation and LO baffle for the Left Orientation, respectively, are explored.

"I don't think Abdul is done or that he won't be able to take advantage of having an increased state and national profile, especially at a time when the Democratic Party is looking for folks with impressive backgrounds and a clear left orientation," Grossmann, the public opinion expert said.

The right or left orientation were presented randomly, such that on 50% of trials the prime and the target had the same orientation (repetition trial), and on 50% of trials the target had the opposite orientation compared to the prime (alternation trial).

Ms. Fitzsimmons proposes laying the seeds on their sides — that is, with the points facing right or left, an orientation that gives the shoot an easier path to sunlight.

What troubles Kemnitz the most, however, is not King & Spalding taking up the case, but a provision of the contract between the firm and the House Republicans that left sexual orientation and gender identity out of its nondiscrimination clause.

The station was founded in 1946, and broadcast on 90.1 FM from 1960 to 1979, when university president Timothy S. Healy gave away the frequency and broadcast capabilities to the University of the District of Columbia because of WGTB's far left political orientation.

Other risk-reducing traits of fiddler crabs include females' highly cryptic colour pattern, the formation and use of a non-visual path map to the burrow they have just left, and orientation to the visual image of a courting male crab as it disappears into its burrow [21], [22].

For AR = 2.0, this resulted in 8 stimuli, whereas for AR = 1.0, in only 4 stimuli because the following rotations of an AR = 1.0 lattice leave orientation unchanged: 15° and 105°, 30° and 120°, 60° and 150°, and 75° and 165°.

The standard width strap design in the cross-back orientation (left) and the wide strap design in the vertical strap orientation (right).

Observations of spontaneous behaviour within the social group and/or of randomly selected control videos (during mock experiments with no sound diffusion) revealed that subjects (1) presented no motor or sensory problems concerning head orientation and eye movement, (2) displayed no natural side-preference for head orientation (left vs. right).

"Is there anyone left from our orientation class other than us?" one asks the other.