Sentence examples for orients from inspiring English sources

What's most interesting about his thinking is the way he orients his model of economic activity around balance of payment dynamics.

A bar magnet suspended in Earth's magnetic field orients itself in a north south direction.

Other features that all human beings share include: having purposes that play an important part in their sense of who they are; being located within a moral framework that orients individuals toward the things they most value and provides a sense of whether their lives are moving closer to or further from those goods; and being what Taylor called "strong evaluators".

Mentoring, professional relationship between two individuals, usually a senior and a junior employee in an organization, in which the senior employee teaches the junior employee about his job, introduces the junior employee to contacts, orients him to the industry and organization, and addresses social and personal issues that may arise on the job.

When between lights from two sources, the animal orients to one light, rather than to some intermediate point.

In taxis, an animal orients itself in a specific spatial relationship to a stimulus.

They usually have a darkly coloured pattern near the centre of the flower, called the nectar guide, which orients the insect toward the proper pollinating location (see photograph).

The insect orients itself by responding to the stimuli it receives.

Among that group are the agile wallaby (Macropus agilis) and Amitermes meridionalis, a termite that orients its mounds in a north-south direction by sensing Earth's magnetic field.

Institutional and economic interests are bound to be hurt when a behemoth like the Pentagon re-orients itself to deal with a world that is much less predictable, but no less dangerous, than that of the cold war.

Rather, in granting forgiveness, a victim of wrong re-orients a relationship that has been disrupted or compromised by wrongdoing.