Sentence examples for orientations to adapt from inspiring English sources
The spatial disorientation trainer (SDT) examines a pilot's ability to recognise these orientations, to adapt to unusual positions and to persuade the pilot to believe in the aircraft instruments for orientation and not in his own senses.
The results showed that this region canonically interacts with the SH3-domain binding site via salt bridges and cation- π interactions, and that modifications such as phosphorylation caused their relative orientations to adapt to minimize the docked energy.
Conclusion The prehospital care of pediatric patients with severe trauma, taken in charge by the TRENAU, enables guidelines compliance in several points (fast orientation to adapted trauma center, duration of prehospital care).
The period has also seen dramatic changes in the way that software is developed (primarily the introduction of object-orientation) and inspections have had to adapt to these changes.
We will compare the conserved function of this complex in mitotic spindle orientation and distribution of cell fate determinants and highlight common and differential mechanisms in which this complex is used by tissues to adapt division orientation and cell fate to the specific properties of the epithelium.
And both methods are not able to adapt to the orientation or the shape of the object.
Yet another may to adapt a relationships orientation toward stakeholders, focusing on long-term quality connections rather than trying to manipulate reputation for short-term results (Sung & Yang, 2016).
From restlessness, to a change in orientation and breathing, the dogs seem to adapt to the needs of the patient.
"We recognize we need to adapt to changing consumer orientation, but we don't think it means changing overnight".
2) Orientation tuning is less affected by contrast when neurons are given enough time to adapt to one particular contrast, suggesting that contrast adaptation plays a role in contrast-invariance of orientation tuning.
Certain times have demanded specific management orientations to produce and sustain thriving businesses, and great CEOs and founders have been skilled at accurately assessing when to adapt.
