Sentence examples for orienting for from inspiring English sources

Finally, a small region of left IPS was also activated by motor orienting for manual, though not saccadic, responses.

Fifteen participants with SLI (7 15 years old) and their gender- and age-matched normally developing peers performed two formats of a simple visual discrimination task, one requiring the use of attentional orienting for accurate performance, and the other not requiring shifts of attention.

And she's laid out some very, very clear principles that are orienting for her view of how we approach the Middle East," said a Clinton aide who was involved in the speech preparation and requested anonymity to give background about the talk.

Elsabbagh et al. presented the same peripheral stimulus on every trial, which might have interacted with the speed of orienting, for example, through repetition priming (Maljkovic & Nakayama, 1994).

It is demonstrated that certain high contrast orientation relationships in both IN100 and Ti-6Al-4V (where grains oriented for hard slip are near grains oriented for easier slip) can significantly increase the driving forces for fatigue crack formation.

"It's oriented for a mainstream viewer -- who's popular now, who's making money," he said.

The resulting gas is exhausted through a nozzle that is suitably oriented for the required attitude correction.

"And it's different based on whether the advertising is retail oriented, for packaged goods or business-to-business. It's not one size fits all".

Frank O'Farrell, who had masterminded their successful promotion, had been tempted away by Manchester United and after Don Howe declined to be interviewed, Bloomfield left Orient for the east Midlands.

When an affair was later discovered, the bosses sent the married woman and her husband to the Orient for the remainder of the election, Ms. Goodwin said.

The fine-grained silica produced in the joints of bamboo stems has been used as a medicine in the Orient for centuries under the name tabasheer.