Sentence examples for reorientation against from inspiring English sources

The irreversibility arises from the competition between the energy required for magnetic moment reorientation against the energy barrier associated with magnetoelectricity and the crystalline anisotropy.

On the Mainland, factors militating against rapid reorientation of domestic demand are well understood.

However, the relatively modest effect of a Tyr1397Phe mutation argues against the significance of this structural reorientation of Tyr1397.

The authors [ 31] argued that these altered interactions of residue 60 with the buried water molecule results in a shift in the α-helix, which, in turn, presses the indole ring more tightly against the ring of Phe thus driving the reorientation of the Trp side chain.

This meant that the GDR and the other Eastern Bloc states were from now on to be measured only against their own standards (For more detail on the reorientation under Herbert Wehner see Creuzberger, 2008: pp. 481 528).

But Colonel Glantz concludes, after scrutinizing the documents, that the Red Army initially made every reasonable effort to come to the Poles' assistance and later chose not to -- Stalin's political considerations aside -- because such action would have required a major reorientation of military efforts and a consequent slackening of the main offensive against German forces.

Some reorientation is needed.

Orwell's revulsion against imperialism led not only to his personal rejection of the bourgeois lifestyle but to a political reorientation as well.

Political Reorientation The decline in the Puerto Rican population requires a political reorientation too.

"There has to be a reorientation.

But contemporary geopolitics requires the reorientation of these older approaches.