Sentence examples for orientation to allow from inspiring English sources
We like the Whoop (and songwriters especially like it) because it gives us enough orientation to allow us to get our heads around a piece of music we may not already be familiar with.
All measurements were carried out on single Ti grains of known orientation to allow for a correlation of layer properties with the substrate texture.
He was going to use it to his advantage, to expose to other people Tyler's sexual orientation, to allow him to be shown to be different," Ms. McClure said.
Thus, the walking animation may be looped, while changing the actor's position and orientation, to allow for longer sequences of walking.
Perhaps the sequestration of these proteins to filaments brings them together in the proper orientation to allow the generation of the hypoxic signal.
In this transgenic line, a P element is inserted in the 5′UTR sequence of diap1 gene in the correct orientation to allow the expression of diap1 with its 3′UTR sequence.
The system can also be used in on-vent and hand-held configurations in a number of orientations to allow therapy to continue after extubation, with no need for ventilator setting or dose adjustment [54, 68].
The refractive index of water was used (n = 1.33) and we set the orientation factor κ2 to 2/3 (representing random donor and acceptor dipole moment orientations) to allow comparison across the literature.
It seems highly unlikely that a non-natively bound flavin would, by chance, be close to a series of electron donors at just the right separations and orientations to allow efficient charge separation and energy stabilization and to result in lifetimes so similar to those measured by Giovani et al. [37].
On the other hand, convergent orientation seems to allow longer overlaps than the other two orientations, although convergent long overlaps are also affected by misannotations.
She said the committee offered a number of proposals for orientation programs to allow every undergraduate to thrive in his or her four years.
