Sentence examples for orienting that from inspiring English sources

The third step performs every further edge orienting that does not result in a new collider or in a cycle.

This indicates that reward-induced motivation has a clear effect on reorienting and inhibitory processes following the initial capture of attention, but not on initial exogenous orienting that is considered to be exclusively automatic and stimulus-driven.

Brief descriptive text accompanies each image, orienting that painting in historical context, sometimes with a terseness that heightens the emotional intensity and expressive breadth of the images.

Tells of the Chinese crews of some of the ships that ply to the orient that have never set foot on the streets of New York.

This season, it's the Orient that serves as inspiration for the collection, with Art Deco patterns appearing on decadent jewelcoloured separates and kimono-style gowns.

At Cambridge he also read Edward Said's Orientalism, and began to question his own fixation with Japan, in particular his Leach-like projection of an orient that didn't exist.

Also in the frame are former boss Stephen Pressley, who the club only sacked 19 months ago, and Steve Evans, who has also been feverishly linked with the vacancy at Leyton Orient that currently pops up every two or three months.

The mounds were so precisely oriented that snow melted in their lees in patterns anticipated by the designer.

Endothia parasitica reached this country by way of a ship from the Orient that docked in N. Y.

But this has often happened with the "orient", that semi-mythical construct which since Napoleon's invasion of Egypt in the late 18th century has been made and remade countless times.

But Trailerpop is obviously more entertainment and brand oriented that some of the gaming-specific video ad networks.