Yet many of her sensorimotor abilities are close to normal she would be able to reach out and grasp the banana, orienting her hand and wrist appropriately for its position and orientation, and using a normal and appropriate finger grip.
Jay is a clinical psychologist, and her patients have helped orient her in the tribulations of the age.
Getting her into the sun, Dr. Lemole said, is important to re-orient her and allow her body rhythms to begin to return to normal.
He had to orient her and help her settle in, and he felt in his very spine that he was training his replacement.
I know a woman who has oriented her whole portfolio toward soil health.
Upstairs, Kristine Donnelly is orienting her sixth-graders to life in middle school.
One refugee health nurse reported how she oriented her appointment times to reflect the local bus timetable that many of her clients used.
After she sat, and before she could orient herself, her seat belt, and her belongings, I asked her if she wouldn't mind switching places with her son, since it would help me sleep undisturbed by the 4 year old's movements during the 8 hour flight.
The caller is now in a position to provide an appropriate response ('white'), which is notably followed by laughter (line 6); it is likely that the laughter orients to her prior response which revealed a clear misunderstanding of the initial question.
Once the male finds her, he closes to around 15 cm and follows her with his snout oriented towards her vent.
Both parties then place a detector behind the equivalent of Polaroid sunglasses; each orients his or her glasses horizontally, then vertically, in a random sequence.
