Sentence examples for more orientations than from inspiring English sources

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).

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

In addition, the absence of symmetry in the ribosome makes it necessary to image many more particles (and to determine many more orientations) than is the case for icosahedral viruses with 60-fold symmetry.

However, our extracellular recordings indicate that at the neuronal level, Saline treated animals presented more orientation selective cells than Ethanol+Vipocetine treated animals did (Figures 3a), although this difference did not reach statistical significance.

"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.

However, in this way systems run the risk that increasing information begets more confusion rather than more orientation.

Thus, by changing the proportion of orientation selective and non-orientation selective neurons, contrast might have changed orientation-tuning width in these second order cells, which would have been more orientation selective at low than at high contrast.

"This is more about orientation than specific information," said Mr. Marshall, who joined Mr. Baur on a tour recently.

Michael A. McFaul, director of the Center on Democracy, Development and the Rule of Law at Stanford University, said Mr. Medvedev had a more Western orientation than many Kremlin insiders.

The collateral sulcus has a more vertical orientation than usual and is found lateral from the hippocampal body.

Present-day societies with a more secular orientation than the United States have similar stories to tell, as illustrated by research on contemporary Denmark and Sweden.