Or work in portrait orientation, like a clipboard.
These days we use vectors (objects with a length and an orientation, like an arrow) to condense the equations down to four.
Compare this hysterical -- and anti-science -- reaction to the conservative Christians' anti-science reaction to studies showing that homosexuality is an inborn orientation like left-handedness.
Wichern himself was aware that poverty is social, not natural, but his orientation, like that of others, was toward renewing society through evangelization.
"With veins like that, Kid, I'd have myself a time!" He laughed, black insect laughter that seemed to serve some obscure function or orientation like bat's squeak.
"An individual's sexual orientation — like a person's race or gender — does not constitute a legitimate basis upon which to deny or withhold rights," wrote Chief Justice Ronald George, first appointed to the bench by Gov. Ronald Reagan.
The supervisor also made repeated comments, including referring to a male colleague as the analyst's "girlfriend," and making derogatory remarks about other employees' supposed sexual orientation like describing someone as "supergay," according to the lawsuit.
The frisson of the Gawker tidbit was supposed to derive from the contextual equation — Fox News + gay = hypocrisy — but the channel has hardly been of one voice on the issue and there is no indication that it has any special obsession with sexual orientation, like, say, Gawker.
Importantly, however, the Administration goes on to say that any legislative classifications based upon sexual orientation — like laws that limit marriage to heterosexuals — in order to be justified constitutionally, should be subject to a standard of review known as "heightened scrutiny".
In the public's imagination, the classic hate crime is an assault born of animus against a particular ethnicity or sexual orientation, like the case of the Long Island man convicted in April of killing an Ecuadorean immigrant after hunting for Hispanics to beat up.
This transcendental orientation, like the thought of Edith Stein, does not affect the whole phenomenological perspective.
