Sentence examples for orienting them from inspiring English sources

It is minimized by giving the appendages airfoil shape and by orienting them, if possible, so that approaching water will have a low angle of attack.

The plastic serves as a scaffold, supporting the cells and orienting them, which has the effect of making the lining grow inward while the connective tissue grows on the outside.

Mr. Nolan was on vacation and unavailable for comment, but in the liner notes to the "Inception" score, he writes that the music is meant to pull the audience "through a potentially confusing tale by orienting them emotionally, geographically, temporally".

In this paper, heuristic algorithms for choosing active sensors and orienting them with the goal of balancing coverage and identifiability are presented.

The stimulation software is based on virtual reality techniques immersing patients in a relaxing environment; a virtual avatar accompanies patients, orienting them in time, delivering instructions, motivating them to complete exercises, and encouraging them to relax.

Interestingly, an increase in the sensitivity factor was observed when increasing the number of nanocubes in the chain and by orienting them in edge-to-edge configuration, with a few exceptions.

Humans are not born with sensors that orient them to the horizon, magnetic north or a runway's alignment.

I have to do a lot of work to orient them to what human beings actually saw when they looked at the sky.

It's a facile comparison to put these songs against Norah Jones's, but at least it helps to orient them in the new landscape.

Neurotic individuals tend to possess high anticipatory apprehension that may orient them to pay closer attention to contingencies previously associated with punishments.

A lot of them, like him, rose to adulthood inside the upper reaches of the American meritocracy, which oriented them toward analytic brilliance and felicity of expression, and gave them experience in dealing with fast-moving, high-stakes transactions.