Sentence examples for or reorientation from inspiring English sources

The dovetailing of themes suggested artists engaging in conversation about the sense of disorientation, or reorientation, that years of economic anxiety has engendered.

This year a clutch of late-season releases promises to push several big studios heavily into the Oscar fray, as they move to fill space left by the closing or reorientation of specialty divisions like Warner Independent Pictures, Picturehouse and Paramount Vantage, which had come to dominate the awards race in recent years.

For redundancy perhaps change or reorientation of two slices is required.

The second milestone 2018 may be remembered for is the potential dissolution, absorption, or reorientation of Caesars Entertainment.

The group charged up to $10,000 for conversion treatments, also known as reparative or reorientation therapy, it claims were based on science, despite respected members of the medicine and science community previously debunking key concepts of the therapy.

"Conversion therapy," also known as "reparative" or "reorientation therapy," is opposed by medical groups including the American College of Physicians and the American Psychological Assn., which cite a lack of evidence of the practice's efficacy and potential harm to a patient's mental health.

Employed persons were 4.5 times more likely to accept reorientation (OR = 4.5 CI (1.6-12.9)).

Inversely, persons who perceived a high level of urgency were the least likely to accept reorientation (OR = 0.9 CI (0.8-0.9 0.8-0.9

Inversely, persons who perceived a high level of urgency were the least likely to accept a reorientation (OR, 0.9; 95% CI, 0.8-0.9 0.8-0.9

The desiccant exhibited a dielectric relaxation whose activation energy was lowered upon addition of water indicating either a less hindered rotational motion or crystal reorientation.

Conformational changes of the HCV-polymerase such as a rotation of the thumb domain or a reorientation of the C-terminus were suggested to accommodate the formation of the double-stranded RNA product.