Sentence examples for may become oriented from inspiring English sources

In the region, surfaces, grain boundaries, inter-phase boundaries may be charged, i.e., they contain dipoles which may become oriented to some degree in an external field and thus contribute to the polarization of the material.

Thus, publishing a paper at ICSE decreased in 37%% the frequency of publishing a paper at SBES, suggesting that after publishing a paper at ICSE, the focus of young researchers may become oriented towards international venues.

It may take you 15 minutes or so to become oriented as to the rules and players on the drama's fragmented political field.

"We may hear something in 'Hamlet,' " Webster and Critchley write, "that allows us to become oriented to whatever might be meant by the idea of psychoanalytic cure": The modesty of analysts is such that they only issue a call.

The birds ascend rapidly, become oriented, and head directly toward their lofts.

They become oriented in the same direction, so that their magnetic fields reinforce each other.

Directions and trajectories are drawn, space becomes oriented and is set in motion.

On about the sixth day of treatment, he became oriented.

The day following the plasma exchange, she regained speech and became oriented.

Several suggestions of how the oxygen becomes oriented toward the substrate during catalysis have been discussed.

For low values (α≈0.0), the oriented methods (e.g., ORFC) degenerate into their counterpart undirected approaches (e.g., RFC), and for high values, the oriented methods may become more sensitive to noise.