Sentence examples for oriented to a from inspiring English sources
This asymmetry has a cultural background, evidenced in other similar monuments and may also be related to the orientation of Menga, traditionally set to a nearby geographical feature but also oriented to a certain chamber lighting during the summer solstice.
The shows, the first in a mainstream club on the Island oriented to a gay audience, have consistently drawn a large crowd.
On the Republican side, the dynamics are not quite as oriented to a national campaign because there is an important primary in South Carolina on Feb. 19, and a pair of crucial contests three days later in Michigan and Arizona.
"Even though we don't expect to reach specific agreements on Europe, I want to see language and promises which are much more oriented to a new, stronger Europe, a Europe of the 21st century," Mr. Calderón said over the weekend.
The four-sided central tower is carved with faces, some of which seem to represent Jayavarman in the guise of Avalokiteś-vara, the great bodhisattva.Each side of the tower is oriented to a cardinal direction.
There was, at the time, a widening gap in the Western Church between two fundamentally different views of the Christian faith, one oriented to a judgmental God and the promise of redemption, the other seeing God's will at work in the pursuit of social justice.
The hardware and embedded software behavior we define is oriented to an interaction between hardware and software.
Decisions in the design and acceptance of in silico models for regulatory purposes therefore have to be oriented to an understanding of regulatory as well as scientific aspects.
In the past few years films focusing on animals have dramatically shifted their focus from nature oriented to an examination of the changing relationship between humans and animals.
Research on gravity responses in plants has mostly focused on primary roots and shoots, which typically orient to a vertical orientation.
Education therefore needs to be re-oriented to a combination of interdisciplinarity, envisioning, creativity, fun.
