Sentence examples for oriented to face from inspiring English sources

The wire inserts were manufactured with an equilateral triangular cross-section and were coiled using a method so that an edge of the triangle was oriented to face the flow direction.

It has the precise dimensions of the Parthenon, is oriented to face it directly on the hillside opposite, and attempts to recreate the outer series of metopes showing mythological battles and the inner frieze depicting a procession of Athenians paying homage to Athena.

The temples were carefully oriented to face the original direction, and the landscape of their original environment was re-created on and around the concrete, dome-shaped mountain.

Trees are most commonly oriented to face up or right, but this is convention only, and downward or leftward trees would be equally accurate.

The enclosed entry pavilion projects from the main block with two porches oriented to face Fountain Street and Blake Street.

The building has a central closed entry pavilion which projects out and has two porches oriented to face Mulberry and Cedar Street.

ASD participants oriented to faces and eyes more often than amygdala patients but they did not modulate their orienting depending on task demands, an ability which probably depends on cortical functions (Birmingham, Cerf & Adolphs, 2011).

The study failed to support this model infants with later emerging ASD oriented to faces in a face pop out task (supposedly measuring the integrity of the subcortical route) just as quickly as children who did not develop ASD.

Sub-cortical structures like the superior colliculus and the amygdala play a role in orienting to faces and to relevant facial information (e.g. eyes) [3].

The flat screen serves as the head and is able to move in 360 degrees and orient to face the person in the ICU directly.

When the angle and intensity of the field matched the southernmost part of their ocean range, the fish oriented themselves to face north or northeast.