Sentence examples for orientation to that from inspiring English sources
The company said it was also particularly disappointed with the sales of Xbox in Japan, but insisted that it would take a long-term orientation to that market.
The diameter of the Nd2Fe14B particles is around 50 nm, and they have close orientation to that of original Nd2Fe14B.
The derivatives are designed to position these key groups in similar spatial orientation to that of the natural peptide in a structure that will have limited conformational flexibility.
The compounds showed a similar orientation to that of GSK 625 inside the active site of 5JFO and bind to Met 98 in a way similar to that of the co-crystallized ligand.
The ratio of the number of molecules having parallel orientation to that having 60° and vertical orientations decreases in higher layers due to the weaker influence of the adsorbate adsorbent interaction.
The coup de grâce was that when the researchers applied an electric field with an opposite orientation to that in their crystals, the building blocks acted like square dancers: Donors pulled acceptors close that were previously held at arm's length, letting the former partners drift slightly away.
If the surround is of higher contrast and of like-orientation to that of the centre, the perceived contrast of the centre patch will be reduced [35], [36], [37].
That transformation includes movement from illness orientation to health that is perceived as an interdependency of physical, mental, and socio-economic factors [ 15, 36, 37].
SOC is an orientation to life that can help caregivers avert emotional discomforts in stressful situations and protect both mental and physical health.
With the change in devotees, the mode of worship and festivals has changed from that of Hindu orientation to one that accommodates Buddhist rituals and theology.
Romney said that while Massachusetts governor, a member of his cabinet was gay and he appointed judges regardless of sexual orientation, to show that he doesn't discriminate.
