Sentence examples for orienting into from inspiring English sources

Importantly, however, dogs showed intermediate performance when the Instructor was orienting into 'empty space' during the re-played verbal commands.

Endothelial cells cultured on an appropriate extracellular matrix, such as matrigel, are capable of orienting into capillary-like structures, reminiscent of blood vessel angiogenesis in vivo.

The cult of rulers thus introduced ideas from the Greek Orient into Greek communities.

It's an important project and there is the prospect of at least getting Leyton Orient into the Championship.

These rime deposits take the form of long plumes of ice oriented into the direction of the wind and are called "frozen fog deposits," or "frost feathers".

Cabbage root flies, when they perceive the host odour, orient into the wind while still on the ground and then make a short, straight flight of perhaps one metre before landing.

The central part of this general area was formerly called the Near East, a name given to it by some of the first modern Western geographers and historians, who tended to divide what they called the Orient into three regions.

Both active subunits are then oriented into the intestinal lumen [4].

On columns, water molecules are always oriented into the same part of the plane.

When combined with a genetic linkage map, 99% of the assembly could be ordered and oriented into six chromosomes.

Dean Cox's first-half goal fired Leyton Orient into the third round of the FA Cup at the expense of Walsall.