Sentence examples for orientation to its from inspiring English sources
The group lobbied administrators last year to add sexual orientation to its nondiscrimination clause.
Ontario added sexual orientation to its human rights code in 1986.
New York State has yet to add "sexual orientation" to its existing antidiscrimination laws.
One thing hasn't: Exxon Mobil's implacable opposition to adding sexual orientation to its official equal employment opportunity statement.
In her essay, "Throwing Like a Girl," Young concentrates instead on "the situatedness of the woman's actual bodily movement and orientation to its surroundings and its world" (Young 1990b, 143).
One thing that certainly helps is the small class size, where you get to know your professors well, and the fact that you know everyone in your class socially, so you are not ever shy about speaking up in class". Forward mentions that in recent years, the Marine Lab has added a policy orientation to its research orientation.
The difference maps for both the MicroED and X-ray synchrotron data suggest that F197 should change its orientation to assume its correct position for NADP binding.
Will a J-domain in this position place a recruited Hsc70 in a suitable orientation to access its target?
However, only ARS510 is in the correct orientation to have its activation time regulated by the bias determinant.
The cloth must be cut in the right orientation relative to its threads, so that it hangs and stretches correctly.
Earle modeled the region's temperatures over millions of years, looking at the tilt of Pluto's axis, its orientation to the sun, and its daily rotation.
