Sentence examples for only orientation from inspiring English sources

The rocky Mediterranean coast, our only orientation point, disappeared; a dilapidated farmhouse was the only sign of human habitation.

"The only orientation that this office and the Division of Criminal Justice were concerned with was his criminal orientation," Mr. Schmidt said in a telephone interview.

Usually the only orientation data available is a and a first issue is to reconstruct A using closure approximations.

Wildfire management response that promotes increased application of wildfire may be hindered by societal expectations of the suppression only orientation of past management practices (Steelman and McCaffrey 2013).

In this section, we confirm whether the designed plate cyclic motion can control not only orientation of the controlled object but also its position.

While the idea of sensor shape reconstruction is not new, we present the first method for creating well-connected networks with cell complex topology using only orientation and distance measurements and a set of user-defined constraints.

The approach allows numerical computation of mesoscopic stress and strain distributions in simulated short-fiber composite samples, which incorporates not only orientation-induced anisotropies but also geometry of composite constituents.

Then, according to the second step of the mechanism, we included only orientations where the peptide was within 4.5 Å distance from VB1VB Ser100 and Ala101 and from VB1OE Ser100 and Ser101 (corresponding to TCR HA1.7 Leuβ97 and Proβ98, respectively).

These α-helices were fit manually in the map of the average FO region in the only orientations that satisfied constraints from evolutionary covariance analysis.

Another big unique feature is landscape filming, which will satisfy video quality fanatics out there who vocally oppose the portrait-only orientation of both Meerkat and Periscope – but this may just be a "get off my lawn" situation, since other platforms popular with the youths like Snapchat also seem to favor the vertical.

The university's Center for Adult and Veteran Services (CAVS), which would formally open in January 2010, offered veterans-only orientation courses.