Sentence examples for of orientation that from inspiring English sources

Study of halite grains in some Gulf Coast salt domes indicates a complex pattern of orientation that varies both vertically and horizontally in the domes.

But that belies the amazing skill and sense of orientation that takes them through multiple twists and somersaults, and allows them en passant to whack the head of the giant Russian doll.

Meyers said that part of the appeal of the old 10 was that it provided a frame of reference, a standard metric and a sense of orientation that has been somewhat lost by the introduction of theoretically limitless scoring.

Mr. Murdoch did appear to be thrown off in the beginning, struggling to complete his thoughts and pausing often as he spoke — a loss of orientation that some in his inner circle attributed to his surprise over not being allowed to deliver introductory remarks.

The third measurement is the angle of orientation that the axis of the bivalent makes in relation to the spindle equator.

In September, everyone is rested and a great deal of energy goes into developing programmes of orientation that invite students back to class and practice experiences and the cycle begins over again.

which counts the number of orientations that fall within a bin.

After constructing this map, by means of a Gaussian, we choose a range of orientations that is excited.

My sister is gay, so she was open to the idea of orientations that aren't hetero, although I don't think she fully understands it.

The number of orientations that can be simultaneously embedded into the illumination pattern, however, is ultimately limited by the resolution of the spatial light modulator.

In the midwall, collagen was arranged in a parallel array of sheets with a predominant orientation around −40° to the transmural axis, although there was a further subpopulation of orientations that were approximately perpendicular to this.