Sentence examples for orientation might from inspiring English sources
While random orientation might be expected, previous studies have shown that rhodopsin orients predominantly in one direction following reconstitution (Niu et al, 2002).
I accept the possibility that my sexual orientation might be a sin.
"Where it gets complicated is that I really understand money -- capital, expense and financing -- and because I understand how the budget works, it makes me more fiscally conservative than my politics or my social policy orientation might suggest," she says.
Earlier this year, the journal Personality and Individual Differences published an exhaustive review of the literature entitled "Born Gay?" After reviewing the twin studies, it concluded that 50 to 60percentt of sexual orientation might be genetic.
But he admitted to one truth-stretcher: The fictional friends — a mix of races, religions, classes and sexual orientation — might not be so nonchalant about their differences in real life.
That is the extent of its resemblance to anything much else, though a hasty attempt at orientation might suggest Colin MacInnes and the prole parts of Nineteen Eighty-Four as distant reference points.
According to one, party orientations might be simply duplicated in issue voting behavior; the other one contends that interest groups, media, and even "demagogues" can influence voters strongly.
Rifts with other orientations might have formed in response to stress fields induced by horizontal gradients of the gravitational potential energy, modulated by magmatic zones of lithospheric weakness.
In closed rooms, it seems advisable to install sensors on the floor, and two different orientations might be enough for wall sensors.
Regarding the number of walls of the room, rooms with four walls will require less number of sensors at wall levels, where two different orientations might be enough.
A gay woman later shared the confusion of her younger years and how knowing more about the diversity of sexual orientations might have helped her.
