Sentence examples for reorientation in the from inspiring English sources

Morchiladze's work shows Georgian literature's reorientation in the early 21st century from Russian toward English and American influences.

It will come only as a result of a reorientation in the minds of Americans about the purpose of criminal law in a democracy.

In an article that appeared in the June , 1958 issue, Niederhoffer warned that automation "will require a complete reorientation" in the attitudes of trade unions.

Realism might mean seizing the opportunity for a reorientation in the region that was not evident even a short while ago.

Like the book by Barry Goldwater whose title it evokes, this one argues for a fundamental ideological reorientation — in the opposite direction.

He argues that the treaty needs to be seen in the context of a policy "reorientation" in the euro zone since Mr Hollande took over.

To learn more on the mechanisms of the giant ES effect, a bipolar cycling was performed to test the delay time for the ionic reorientation in changing the sign of polarization, as observed in the stress loop.

In contrast to HNE, the crotonaldehyde alkyl chain is small with regard to the width of the minor groove, which allows the aldehydic form of the (6 S -crotonaldehyde adduct to tranS -crotonaldehydeonformadductl reorientotransientlych the aldehyde orients toward the cross-linking target C·G base pair.

IIRSA is a result of Latin America's neoliberal reorientations in the 1980s and 1990s and seeks to facilitate the extraction of resources and the movement of capital.

Chains H and J (green) are somewhat intermediate but closer to a tight conformation The shift of the fold from open to tight conformation is accompanied by a number of side-chain reorientations in the structural elements flanking the conserved groove (Fig. 4B D).

Crystallographic studies suggest that critical reorientations in the selectivity filter that ultimately lead to a loss of ion occupancy take place beyond inner gate openings of 17 23 Å.