Sentence examples for orienting compass from inspiring English sources
Placed amid our current global stramash between a newly militant atheism and an increasingly defensive religion, Holloway is more like the jagged arc across two electrodes than an orienting compass.
The northern tip is usually marked with an N, but if for some reason it isn't, try to figure out which one is north by orienting your compass to the north or south in relation to the sun.
Orient your compass to the map.
Orient your compass with your map.
Aim your direction of travel arrow at one of the landmarks, then orient the compass and the map according to the readings.
This should align the compass orienting lines with the map's north-south markers.
Townships were laid out as blocks, each six by six miles in size, oriented with the compass directions.
In research published in Science in 1975, archaeoastronomer John Carlson demonstrated that a hematite object excavated at the Olmec site of San Lorenzo, in the Gulf Coast of Mexico, could act as a compass oriented to magnetic north if it was floated on liquid mercury.
Just as the Greeks did with Achilles or Medea, figures who spoke to them of something permanent about the human condition, characters to orient their moral compass by, so we do not cease to tell their story — which means, to retell it.
The current field method used for fate and effect determinations in open water estuarine systems involves extending a compass oriented transect (COT) from the point source discharge – a method designed for a uniform offshore environment that might be inappropriate for the hydrologic and geomorphologic complexities found in estuarine systems.
The current field method used to determine its fate in estuarine systems involves extending a compass oriented transect (COT) from the point source discharge a method designed for a uniformly dispersing effluent discharged into a uniform offshore environment that may be inappropriate for the hydrologic and geomorphologic complexities found in estuarine systems.
