Sentence examples for loss orientation from inspiring English sources

The Deafblind Supplement includes roughly 150 items that provide further detailed information related to the person's vision and hearing, including visual acuity, the reason and timing of the vision/hearing loss, orientation and mobility skills, communication, mood, behaviour, psychosocial well-being and formal and informal service use [ 10].

This loss of orientation within a non-crystalline specimen close to Tg is consistent with a change from a molecular orientation associated with pseudo-affine deformation to an orientation associated with a stretched rubbery network.

Mr. Murdoch did appear to be thrown off in the beginning, struggling to complete his thoughts and pausing often as he spoke — a loss of orientation that some in his inner circle attributed to his surprise over not being allowed to deliver introductory remarks.

This factor can be referred to as "straying and loss of orientation".

Although initially dilute, the gels can be concentrated without noticeable loss in orientation.

Therefore, the frequent loss of orientation could be interpreted as the inefficiency margin of the NavisWorks Roamer against the MR system in the subjects' spatial orientation activity.

The third factor (Not Paying Attention to Driving, Straying, and Loss of Orientation) is rather weak; the reason for its incorporation was rather well-based psychological interpretation.

Loss of orientation or an altered ratio can promote overgrowth, alter tissue architecture and induce aberrant differentiation, and have been linked to morphogenetic diseases, cancer and aging.

Dry fibres are the most highly oriented (FWHM 13°) followed by never-dry ones (19°) and on re-wetting there is a loss of orientation (24°).

Close to Tg there was a sudden loss of orientation so that the diffraction pattern resembled that given by the specimen before cold drawing.

In comparison to the above studies (including the original one), a new factor, which may be referred to as "Not Paying Attention to Driving, Straying, and Loss of Orientation", was identified among Czech drivers.