Sentence examples for orientation makes for from inspiring English sources

The southwest orientation makes for a milder microclimate.

A second set of experiments showed that mature plants' permanent eastward orientation makes for warmer flower faces, which may be responsible for a large increase in pollinator visits five times more than in mature plants that face west.

These alternate orientations made for a game of peekaboo on the runway models who were, ahem, obviously without any undergarments.

It is shown how Störmer's allowed and forbidden zones are influenced by the implementation of a northward or a southward IMF, and how a southward turning of the IMF orientation makes it easier for Solar Energetic Particle and Galactic Cosmic Rays to enter into the inner part of the geomagnetic field along interconnected magnetic field lines.

That relatively permanent orientation makes ferroelectrics enticing materials for nonvolatile memories.

The position of stiffeners as well as its orientation makes certain measurement points more suitable for comparing analytical and experimental mode shapes.

Accepting one's sexual orientation makes the spiritual journey more real, for those interested in pursuing such a journey.

Good SRE for young people regardless of sexual orientation makes them aware of the pressures that are all too present in an increasingly connected world.

Then bound molecules in sideways orientation are more slowly transferred back to the end-on orientation, making room for further binding in end-on state.

As a straight ally, I want my LGBT family and friends to have all the same freedoms I have: The freedom to marry the person I love; the freedom to live without fear that my gender identity or sexual orientation make me a target for harassment or violence; and the freedom to be open about my gender identity or sexual orientation without worry that I could be putting my job or housing in jeopardy.

In that context, brief remarks by Pope Francis suggesting that he would not judge priests for their sexual orientation, made aboard the papal airplane on the way back from his first foreign trip, to Brazil, resonated through the church.