Sentence examples for more orientation from inspiring English sources

A third is more orientation towards prevention and early diagnosis.

"Many students have less orientation towards reflection and more orientation towards résumé-building than students a generation ago," said Lawrence H. Summers, the president of Harvard.

More orientation sessions focusing on resources in Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and Tibetan will be offered during the last week of September.

Additionally, the CZTSSe film grown using 2 Torr of nitrogen pressure showed more orientation along (2 2 0/2 0 4).

In our research there was a lot to be optimistic about in terms of ways to improve the experience, whether it's better understanding what the user intended, better understanding of the content itself, more orientation on what people are trying to get done, the tasks they're trying to complete, decisions they're trying to make.

It also shows that the free surfaces affect the microstructures of the high-symmetry FeNi more significantly than that of the low-symmetry AuCd because the latter has more orientation variants and can achieve better stress accommodation.

By extension, to isotropically fill out frequency space with more than two orthogonally oriented sinusoids as we have presented above, more orientations can be implemented into the illumination at the cost of a more mathematically complex reconstruction procedure.

We show that the brushlets can resolve without any ambiguity many more orientations than standard wavelet packets.

It is slightly less useful than on the Galaxy S5 because you pick up a tablet in more orientations than a smartphone, and it'll only register three fingers per user (like the S5).

Orientation assignment: Each keypoint is assigned one or more orientations based on local image gradient directions.

A complex tear refers to a combination of more orientations (e.g. parrot beak tear).