Sentence examples for oriented to allow from inspiring English sources

(a) Range image scanlines are not in general oriented to allow for coherently streaming through voxel and range scanlines.

We present a novel constrained component that employs a monopolar, highly cross-linked polyethylene liner with cutouts oriented to allow increased ROM, while maintaining constraint against dislocation.

The reported NMR structure of RD3, a naturally occurring two-domain antifreeze protein, suggests that the two nearly identical domains are oriented to allow simultaneous binding of their active regions to the ice surface.

This support is carried on together with medium and large engineering and construction firms, and is oriented to allow the inhabitants, every time it is possible, to remain in their houses during the project.

Furnishings should be oriented to allow for maximum effect while optimizing the space available.

Embedded eyes were oriented to allow tangential sectioning of the lamina.

When people ask why women can't have it all, Wark says, "it's not because women are making ridiculous demands, it's because we haven't re-oriented to allow our society to function properly".

Eric Bentley, the drama critic for The New Republic in the 1950's, simply dismissed "The Crucible," writing, "The world has made this author important before he has made himself great". Mr. Miller also despaired of the American theater, which he believed was too profit-oriented to allow writers and actors to flourish.

The method is mainly oriented to early design application, allowing the identification of fireproofing zones in the initial phases of lay-out definition.

Increasing support to collection of scrap and initiatives oriented to aluminum recovery specifically would allow Italy to increase its reliance on domestic material, and may also allow a decline of the country import-dependence on primary sources.

Additionally, this new module is oriented to promote a collaborative teamwork allowing to define student teams in a more operative way than built-in Moodle groups.