The phrase "orientation presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a presentation or lecture given to a group of people about a particular topic, usually when introducing a new job, team, project, etc. For example: "The new employees took part in an orientation presentation to become familiar with the company's policies and procedures."
It is possible that the highly specific heparin-binding domains of VEGF limits loading due to the specific orientation and presentation of binding sites presented by heparin.
This group developed a hazard awareness orientation PowerPoint presentation and booklet to provide field-accessible safety awareness information in a worker-friendly format.
These claims of hyper-specificity of priming to sensory and perceptual attributes of stimuli arose from research on repetition priming with words showing substantial effects due to study-test manipulations of font size and type [11] [15], display orientation [11], [16], presentation modality [10], [17], [18], or presentation voice [19] [21].
Several training approaches were reported, including didactic presentations during staff orientation, online learning, presentations at departmental in-services and conferences, and one-to-one training by peers.
Ms. Bruguera makes the kind of work that art curators and critics like — it is conceptual in orientation, theatrical in presentation and has a smattering of sociopolitical relevance.
There are also concerns regarding the validity of the approach the authors use to measure bi-orientation and the presentation of the ChIP analyses.
The properties of the quaternion group space encourage a novel presentation of orientation statistics, simpler to interpret than the usual methods of texture representation.
The biggest challenge as a trans person is that our struggles in heteronormative society aren't solely based on our gender orientation, but also our presentation.
Reality orientation consists in the presentation of information about time, place or person to ease the understanding of the person about its surroundings and his or her place in them.
However, the cell's firing rate strongly increased for the new preferred orientation after a second presentation of the adapter (paired sample two-tailed t-test, p<0.0001; same cell as in Fig. 2).
In the second, third and fourth stimulus presentation blocks, orientation still varied randomly (blockwise randomization), but the contrast within each block was fixed: in the second block to low contrast only, in the third block to medium contrast only, and in the fourth block to high contrast only (Fig. 1A, "low", "medium" and "high contrast").
