Sentence examples for orientation has changed from inspiring English sources

That Ireland followed Britain into Europe in 1973, because it was believed ties were so close that we had no alternative, shows just how much the country's orientation has changed over four decades.

His relationship with Claude leads his neglected wife to suspect that his sexual orientation has changed, and appropriately enough she stuns him using a hardcover edition of Céline's Voyage au bout de la nuit.

Gene order and orientation has changed, and intergenic distances have changed drastically, but the overall gene synteny is largely preserved, lending support to the assignments of orthology between the human and fugu RUNX gene pairs.

Lifestyle and career orientation have changed in the younger generation, and this applies to doctors as well.

If they understand the causality, however, they should choose the inclined board only if the orientation had changed due to the hiding of a reward.

Hence, feminism in India is not a singular theoretical orientation; it has changed over time in relation to historical and cultural realities, levels of consciousness, perceptions and actions of individual women, and women as a group.

"The satellite's orientation or configuration apparently has changed," the space agency said in an earlier update.

The length and shape of the dots are the same as the diamond-shaped nanodots above, except that the orientation of the dots has changed, with the sides perpendicular to and with an angle of 135° to the horizontal line (indicated by the white area in Figure 4c).

Since then, she has changed her orientation process for new contractors, who walk and care for the pets.

This suggests that the orientation of the active site has changed in relation to the remainder of the protein.

While this inversion does not appear to have altered the fine-scale order of the individual genes, it has changed the orientation of the genes within the inversion with respect to the genes outside of the inversion.