Sentence examples for orientation and using from inspiring English sources

Yet many of her sensorimotor abilities are close to normal she would be able to reach out and grasp the banana, orienting her hand and wrist appropriately for its position and orientation, and using a normal and appropriate finger grip.

We suggest that the silencing effect can be avoided by placing the blocking gene and the transgene of interest in same orientation and using a mutual polyadenylation signal for the blocking gene and the transgene of interest.

Hofstede (1980) uses the term power distance to describe the distance between individuals within a hierarchy, while Kluckholn and Strodtbeck (1961) call this dimension relational orientation and use it to describe an individual's relationship to other individuals.

The patients resist any attempt to correct passively the tilted body posture towards earth vertical upright orientation and use the non-paretic arm and/or leg to actively push towards the paralyzed side [10].

Subjects were told to place the blank paper in landscape orientation and use the colored pencils to create mind maps based upon the text passage.

Complicated pieces that include the silk-screen process have a marked conceptual orientation and use lettering and an ironic thrust to comment on news events and social issues.

A recent MIT study determined that even "anonymised" location-tracking data from mobile phones can uniquely identify 95% of individuals; a Cambridge study found that simply "Liking" things on Facebook can reveal, to clever analysts, lots of personal things, such as sexual orientation and "use of addictive substances", which one might prefer to keep private.

That figure suggests a conservative investment orientation and use of derivatives more for hedging than speculation.

The Back Plate Inscription seems to give instructions for the proper orientation and use of the instrument.

Questions relating to the mission statement addressed the organization's purpose, its business values, client orientation, and use of proactive verbs to describe what hospitals do.

Helixhunter is capable of reliably identifying helix position, orientation and length using a five-dimensional cross-correlation search of a three-dimensional density map followed by feature extraction.