Sentence examples for orientation time from inspiring English sources

Likewise, a successful return to the natal river and arrival to the spawning grounds will be contingent on homing orientation, time spent at sea, timing of return and timing of river entry.

It was orientation time yesterday for an unprecedented 730 foreign teachers who were recruited to come here to help ease the shortage of teachers, particularly in hard-to-staff areas like mathematics.

Even so, very little orientation time was required to master the basics of Cue, an acronym for Cadillac User Experience, because the 8-inch LCD touch screen at the system's heart could be intuited by anyone accustomed to tapping, scrolling or swiping their finger across the face of a smartphone.

Key variables in these models included site quality, stocking, boundary orientation, time since harvest and topographic exposure.

The "boot-camp" was purposefully placed 3 months into the academic year so that these key concepts did not get lost during the intern's busy orientation time.

Both are found to be strongly influenced by the electrostatic interactions as identified by the bond orientation time correlation function, local density distribution and radial distribution functions.

Solid, dashed, and thick lines represent insolation and orientation, time-of-observation, and combined data, respectively.

It was hypothesized that children with RAOM would show atypically enhanced and/or short latency P3a reflecting enhanced distractibility for the intrusive novel sounds and to have larger amplitude and/or longer latency of LN indicating more neural effort to reorienting and/or longer re-orientation time of attention than their healthy peers.

"Naming" was deemed to be similar to "Three-step command" and was deleted along with "Read and follow instruction" showing similarity to "Repeat a sentence" and "Orientation to time" as its function was comparable to "Orientation to place".

An example of a direct translation is 'Orientation to time' and 'Orientering till tid' (literally 'Orientation to time') accompanying the ICF code b1140.

"Orientation to time" measures the participant's sense of date and time, to yield a maximum score of five points.