Sentence examples for orient one from inspiring English sources
The proposed LEO.NB scores are local in that they orient one edge at a time without regard to the orientations of the other edges.
Extraversion: tendency to orient one's energies toward the outer world of people and things.
Interaction is possible if actions of other actors are understandable and, in a way, predictable in order to orient one's own actions towards them, hence, some shared rules and standards of conduct are necessary [8].
Schutz's account of the temporal framework of motivation permitted criticism of Weber's view that one could orient one's action to the past behavior of others, since, while such behavior might have served as the because motive of an action, one could not aim at affecting another's already completed action.
For many visually impaired users, getting directions home, for example, can potentially be cumbersome because of the visual strain required to orient one's self to the Maps interface — e.g., find the correct buttons to tap, etc. Workflow lets you do this with just one tap.
The sky is an endlessly fascinating substitute for TV in the desert where stars are used to orient one self.
Rasmussen (2012) traces the shift in the United States from an endocrinologically oriented approach that centred on glandular disorders to a psychiatrically oriented one that focused on the neural determinants of excess appetite.
The mean wrist torque strength exerted on a vertically oriented workpiece (in the sagittal plane) was 23.8% higher than that exerted on a horizontally oriented one (in the transverse plane).
The show I'm doing in America is a funny old thing, it's the most watched food-oriented show in the country, probably the only politically oriented one.
An east west oriented gothic arch greenhouse required 2% less heating as compared to a north south oriented one.
Nilekani rethought the idea as a more liberal, and more economically oriented, one.
