Sentence examples for orientation needs to from inspiring English sources
To be truly effective, a relationship orientation needs to go well beyond marketing-related functions.
Obviously, such an orientation needs to be paired with a focus on money and customers, as Frissora said himself.
These findings indicate that orientation needs to be taken into account when interpreting test results, in particular when comparing different grades of austenitic stainless steel, as well as in product and production design.
In an ordinary spinner magnetometer with a fluxgate sensor, a specimen is rotated about a single axis, and the orientation needs to be manually changed for measuring the three components of magnetization.
Scholars' attention has been drawn to the fact that market orientation needs to be incorporated as a bundle into other strategic actions to achieve effective and efficient performance (Cano et al. 2004; Qu 2009; Brik et al. 2011; Hakala 2011; Mahmoud 2016).
Test results, as shown in Fig. 7, clearly indicated that the fiber orientation significantly influenced the mechanical (flexural) performance; thus, they noted that the actual fiber orientation needs to be taken into account for shear design, as recommended by AFGC-SETRA recommendations (AFGC-SETRA 2002).
These patients needed to be alert and fully oriented, or, in case of preoperative cognitive impairment, the level of consciousness and orientation needed to be the same preoperatively.
Indigenous women, women with disabilities and women who have been marginalised because of their sexual orientation needed to be better served by their governments, said Mlambo-Ngcuka.
Kennedy suggested that laws distinguishing people on the basis of sexual orientation needed to be subjected to "careful consideration" when "determining whether a law is motived by an improper animus or purpose".
It will not be in contact with Earth because of the Sun's interference and the orientation needed to keep the spacecraft's heat shield between it and the Sun.
Our orientation needed to change, and so disorientation is an expected step.
