Sentence examples for orientation of about from inspiring English sources

The religious orientation of about one-fourth of Finns is unknown.

Before we could step onto our Segways the Colsons put us through an orientation of about 45 minutes.

Using radar data gleaned by the Cassini probe when it occasionally swooped past Saturn's haze-shrouded moon, researchers mapped the orientation of about 10,000 crests of linear dunes in Titan's four largest dune fields.

On the other hand, the orientation of about 50% of all wave functions corresponding to LUES is reversed, which gives rise to a conducting plateau (about 0.5G 0) that ranged from 0.04 to 0.8eV above the CNP.

The most numerous subpopulation under these conditions (200 300 microtubules 15 µm long) has a modal centrosome orientation of about 45° (Fig. 3GK).

The faculty members reported some problems related to the students including unfamiliarity of students about small group teaching and their role in the process, inadequate orientation of students about new way of teaching, resistance from students to the new method and lack of students' interest to the process.

Platelet aspect ratios deduced in this way were found to be dependent on the specimen direction, which further suggests imperfect orientation of particles about FD.

Orientation of students about small group teaching and their role is very important for successful teaching process.

Recommendations about students included decreasing the number of students in each group, more orientation of students about small group teaching, and involving them in the process of teaching: "Decreasing the number of students in each group".

Moreover, it is closely related to clinical/medical service delivery and actually illustrates my concern about the medical/clinical orientation of most thinking about health systems.

In this case, the calculation of the GB plane orientation was made with an accuracy of about ±2°.