With the damage, managers have decided to lock the rotary joint that orients the array toward the sun.
"I know the limits of the possible," he told business executives last November, "and I know my responsibility to be a leader who orients the public responsibly".
The plan also orients the museum more fully around its two courtyards, which are oddly built below ground level and often almost empty.
One edge of the building follows the line of an existing stone wall; another orients the viewer toward a long narrow garden on a bluff.
He also offers her a final word — the English word "open" — which, in a way, retrospectively orients the movie's disparate details.
The latter trait orients the most sensitive souls — such as poets, naturalists, and soothsayers, who used bird flights as a divination tool — to the skies and the seasons.
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).
Bartlett orients the map from the perspective of a Union soldier, with the top of the map moving from Maryland toward Virginia across the Potomac.
The officials also confirmed that the pilot reported a problem with an instrument, a primary attitude indicator, which orients the pilot to the ground by displaying an artificial horizon.
In the spirit of ecumenism, I also crossed the alley to the Palacio de la Madraza, a 14th-century Islamic college, or medrassa, that boasts a splendid mihrab, the prayer niche that orients the faithful toward Mecca.
The instructors think that the park terrain, with its abrupt changes in elevation, narrow corners and unpaved paths, is unique and requires a training session that orients the riders to the topography.
