Sentence examples for not the orientation from inspiring English sources

"It's the acts -- it's the various acts that people perform that are sinful, not the orientation that they have".

And in the case of disquotational reports using 'left', one might think that examples like the above show that the relevant contextual parameter is sometimes not the orientation of the speaker, but rather the orientation of the subject of the ascription at the time of the relevant utterance.

Further, Götz and Wandel [14] have already demonstrated that axial force (what they called thrust) strongly covaries with lift, suggesting that flies modulate the magnitude but not the orientation of the mean flight force in the mid-sagittal plane.

The location of the tracts within introns was unbiased, but not the orientation.

The four exceptions were scaffolds shorter than 400 kb, where only one BAC per scaffold was localized to show the position but not the orientation of these scaffolds on SCs.

Notice that vector e i = T r i − X r i is not necessarily a point ∈ R. For example, if only the position (and not the orientation) of the ith end-effector is specified, e i ∈ R. In our application, the formulation of the IK problem with multiple end-effectors and targets can be used to represent the constraints discussed in Section 3.4.

Smith and Heaton (2011) proposed that they reflect not the orientations of the three principal stresses but those of incremental stresses, as shown in Fig. 1b.

Noting the orientation of the house in the painting, he determined where van Gogh had set his easel and what section of the sky he had portrayed, and from the lighting and shadows, he established that the house had been illuminated by the setting sun.

Fourteen did not attend the orientation and were not included in the random allocation process.

In a cube-oriented crystal, this boundary construction process does not limit the orientation of allowable boundary planes.

In addition, colour is carried not by the orientation column system but by a system prosaically known as "blobs".