Sentence examples for reorientation back to from inspiring English sources
After the evaluation of the irrelevant novel stimulus, the reorientation back to the recent activity takes place.
Recent policy changes, however, substantially downscaled UK renewables support, which is likely to shift the transition back to weaker reorientation.
And while the book vividly documents his role in "the creation of the American counterculture, the birth of the personal computer, the rise of rock and roll, the back-to-the-land and commune movement, the environmental movement, and a critical reorientation of Western politics," it doesn't say what he eats for breakfast.
Our results show that nonurgent patients are willing to accept potential reorientation to a PCU.
The job market for graduates of M.B.A. programs has rapidly worsened, so reorientation evolved to include far more emphasis on identifying potential employers, polishing résumés and networking.
Inclined fracture reorientation led to new inclination angles after refracturing.
A conjugate set, which trends N70E and N130E, were found with minor reorientation close to faults.
Extensive grain reorientation due to extension twinning is observed.
