Sentence examples for orientation rather than a from inspiring English sources

He points out that these kinds of videos will have to be shot in a vertical orientation rather than a horizontal landscape one.

Kohli and Jaworski (1990), in a field interview, discovered that profitability is a consequence of a market orientation rather than a part of it.

Hinson and Kondua (2013) also argued that theorists will be better served if discussions on CSR and Marketing are based on "stakeholder orientation rather than a narrow market orientation".

His Christian values became a source of strength and courage in his embrace of his sexual orientation, rather than a location for pain and humiliation.

However, without further specification, the principle provides only a rough outlook or orientation rather than a specific regulatory plan of action; its merits cannot be clearly evaluated unless a number of further questions are answered.

Furthermore, the commonest reason for the referral was confusion about sexual orientation rather than an expressed desire to change it.

This is likely due to the service-orientation rather than a research-orientation of these events.

It has also introduced freestyle homescreen customisation options that allow users to place icons or stickers for apps and actions anywhere on the screen, at any size or orientation, rather than in a fixed grid layout.

The degree to which innovation is diffused is positively related to client orientation, rather than to a change agency orientation.

Also, we found that the turbulent kinetic energy and tumble ratio decreased by about 13%and26%6% when the compression ratio was increased from 7 to 8. In addition, we found that the port orientation, rather than port areas had a greater influence on the in-cylinder flow parameters.

Measuring change at a locus following the consensus* MLE orientation, rather than its own MLE, causes a drop (ΔLL) in support for monotonic change and the significance (P) of these drops can be weighed by comparison of 2ΔLL to the χ2 distribution with one degree of freedom.