Sentence examples for make oriented from inspiring English sources
"make oriented" is not correct or usable in written English
You could use the phrase "results oriented" if you are trying to convey a focus on achieving a desired outcome. For example: "We are a results-oriented organization working to achieve success."
Production will be halted for a week on a rolling schedule at plants that make oriented strand board, a plywood substitute used in home building.
The sample for the clay mineral analysis was gently crushed with a pestle and mortar, and the 2-μm clay size fractions were separated by gravity settling and concentrated by centrifuge before being pipetted onto glass slides to make oriented slides.
Drosophila cells make oriented structures; examples are hairs and bristles on the wing and abdomen.
Ecosystem services (ES) is a useful framework for land-use decision making oriented to, ensure human well-being.
Near Sagola is a mill owned by Louisiana-Pacific that makes oriented strand board.
You don't have to sympathize with him to see how his envy could have affected the choices he made — orienting his post-McKinsey career around making money, handing over large chunks of his money to Mr. Rajaratnam and, at least according to prosecutors, going to great lengths to curry favor with Mr. Rajaratnam.
A virtual representation of the controller base station made orienting my body simultaneously in the real and virtual world possible--something that no other embodied VR control scheme has accomplished in my experience.
A point shear stress made M-AR produce oriented flow domains but T-MP retained schlieren texture even in the oriented structure.
Collectively these factors make vertically oriented graphene nanosheet electrodes ideally suited for producing high-frequency EDLCs.
'Cancaska' and 'Chester' blackberries were packaged in snap-fit closed packages made from oriented poly(lactic acid), OPLA, and oriented poly styrene), OPS, and stored at 3 °C and 85% RH for three weeks.
Each room can be created by rolling the walls-cum-storage unit – made from oriented strand board (OSB) wood, an alternative to plywood – into a specific configuration.
