Sentence examples for orienting him from inspiring English sources

This finding means a child conceived during the flight to Mars could have problems balancing and orienting him or herself on the surface of Mars.

Finally, we take up how radial line stimuli and the illusory effects they induce can be harnessed for capturing the attention of an observer, orienting him toward a warning symbol, and deterring him from moving closer.

At the same time a watershed world literature class oriented him toward writing.

But it's his first-hand experience of struggle that orients him and gives him more of a grounding than most famous people.

Mr. Caamano said that California's air pollution problems in the 1970s instilled in him a deep revulsion toward internal combustion that oriented him toward electric drive.

And I immediately began speaking to him, trying to orient him as to time and place, and try to see if he could focus on what was happening, and it wasn't clear to me that he could.

Then a rusted, bullet-pierced road sign in the shape of a keystone, naming Route 14, oriented him, and he pressed on the accelerator with a young man's verve.

But as family physician we see the patient is referred to a specialist, you know where exactly you are going to orient him.

Although not included in the final manuscript, Dr. Guller also had access to multiple analysis files through Research Manager to orient him in each of the steps taken during the research question formulation, data analysis, and literature review.

Staff members rate residents' memory (e.g., Could he/she remember what happened in the past few days?) and orientation (e.g., Could he/she orient him-/herself in his/her room?) in seven items.

Like all new patients at Kessler who have suffered a spinal-cord injury, Reeve was given an instruction manual to orient him to his new life.