Sentence examples for orientation known from inspiring English sources

They say there have been gay bishops before but none who made their sexual orientation known before being elected.

Church experts say that the Episcopal Church has had gay bishops before and does now, but none who have made their sexual orientation known before they were elected.

Sometimes they perch in the open on sandy flats or atop reefs facing into the current, a form of orientation known as rheotaxis that may improve respiration or predator awareness.

I told him that I was gay and that while I understood that what he had said may have been light hearted, those kinds of comments could compromise the unity of our workplace and strike fear and shame into those who were not quite ready to make their sexual orientation known to the world.

As a result of familial, societal and religious pressures, many LGBT individuals hide their status and relatively few make their orientation known to their health care providers.

During early prophase, all the chromosomes migrate into one area of the nucleus and adopt a particular orientation known as the bouquet in which all telomeres attach to the nuclear membrane [ 74].

Adapted from the ultimate revenge-of-the-nerd novel by Stephen King, "Carrie" (1988) — as theater queens of any gender or orientation know — was one of the gaudiest disasters in Broadway history.

Many of the families at the orientation knew Brannock when she taught at Trinity Episcopal Children's Center in Towson.

When a polycrystalline material is deformed, its microstructure generally experiences a reorientation of the crystal lattices of each grain towards a preferential distribution of orientations known as crystallographic texture.

Here we test the function of mitotic spindle orientation in cell fate choice in the chick neural tube, using mis-expression of the protein Inscuteable (Insc) as a tool to generate divisions with near perpendicular spindle orientations, known as apico-basal (A/B) divisions.

The latter usually needs average orientation measures known as the second- and fourth-rank orientation tensors a and A, respectively.