Sentence examples for orientation from one from inspiring English sources

"That's the trickiest one, because it means moving the camera's orientation from one end of the set to the other.

The smartphone being placed inside the box near the gearshift, however, would be allowed to make a big change to its orientation due to the turn and vibration of the vehicle, although the change may not be a complete switch of the orientation from one axis to another.

During the first round of debriefing interviews, it was found that the change in orientation from one item to another was confusing for many respondents and led to erroneous scoring.

The animal switches orientation from one source to the other at unpredictable intervals and consequently follows a zigzag course.

Deformation occurs where the director changes its orientation from one molecule to the next.

We designed experiments with four species of North American songbirds to: (1) examine whether these species calibrate orientation information from one system to the other; and (2) determine whether there are species-specific differences in calibration.

The joint orientation was changed from one block to another to study the effect of joint orientation on strength, deformability and failure modes of the jointed blocks.

Like most people, I didn't retain much from my benefits orientation day one on the job.

A change from superimposed orientations to a single orientation has 2 underlying constituents: A switch from one orientation to blank (off-component), and an overlaid continuous presentation of the orthogonal orientation (sustained, adaptive component).

We show that the joint distribution of saccade amplitudes and orientations significantly varies from one visual category to another.

Participants learned 15 target objects irregularly arranged in an office from one orientation (0°, 120°, or 240°).