Sentence examples for orientation of aids from inspiring English sources

The particular orientation of AIDS response and scholarship outlined above has in turn prompted a multidimensional and vibrant field of research and scholarly debates.

As a second test of the direct coupling hypothesis, we deleted 1, 2, or 3 amino acids in the middle of the linker in order to alter the orientation of AID-bound β subunit with respect to α1.

Knowledge of correct orientation of orthographic units aids the formation of character representations in the lexicon, and locating cues of pronunciation and meaning of characters.

Koch (2009) points out that, "the poverty orientation of NGOs and aid may be undermined by increasing pressure…to demonstrate project-related poverty impacts".

In Mozambique, re-orientation of the aid coordination mechanism under government leadership revealed a lack of government capacity to manage the coordination of resources [ 7].

A mould for embedding FIB/SEM samples was designed to aid in orientation of the sample and trimming in the ultramicrotome, minimise redeposition of sputtered material back onto the block face by positioning the sample in an overhang of resin, and produce a block which is easy to mount in the SEM for correct orientation of the block face with respect to the ion and electron beams (Fig. 2A, B).

Semi-thin (1  μm) sections were stained with toluidine blue to aid in orientation of white matter tracts.

Also, knowing the perceptions and preferences in online learning aids development and orientation of online programs.

Given fixed, unrotated orientation of parts, we propose a decision aiding model based on a multi-objective optimization for a batch of parts and multiple printers.

The use of cross sectional anatomy images and line diagrams together can aid ultrasound image orientation of structures during these sessions.

Mesoscopic numerical simulations have been carried out to learn about the flow and heat transfer characteristics of a 2-D permeable triangular cylinder, aligned at two different orientations under the influence of aiding buoyancy.