Sentence examples for orientation which was from inspiring English sources

At Paul's college, they offered a one-day parent orientation, which was a first for me.

And the earlier laws generally did not include bias based on sexual orientation, which was added later in many states.

"I was taping a performer on location in a downtown club while she was reading her poems, some of which had a lesbian orientation, which was fine with me, but one of her poems kept emphasizing a particular private body part over and over and over again," Mr. Gonshak said.

Bra strap discomfort was significantly less (p ≤ 0.001) in the vertical compared to the cross-back strap orientation, which was the most preferred orientation despite no significant difference in strap pressure.

One of the dimensions of national culture added to Geert Hofstede's original four was the dimension of Long-Term Orientation, which was strongly intertwined with the teachings of Confucius.

When the peptides were spread at a liquid phase on subphase, the peptides took a vertical orientation, which was not attainable by compression of peptide monolayers initially spread at a gas phase on subphase.

G is orientable if one can find an orientation, which is compatible on the intersection of maximal simplices.

Adiga et al. [11] showed that the skew energy of an oriented tree is independent of its orientation, which is equal to the energy of its underlying tree.

This house is on a canal with an east-to-west orientation, which is truly fortunate.

He added that the monthly numbers encourage "a short-term orientation, which is not the way to run a business".

The manual tells undercover operatives to "have a general appearance that does not indicate Islamic orientation," which is how the hijackers lived in the United States.