Sentence examples for reoriented back from inspiring English sources

"Part of what's involved is to get reoriented back into the political world," said Mr. Cheney, who until two weeks ago was chairman of the Halliburton Company, the giant oil services company.

A culture that has accepted that graft is the norm, that rules don't matter as much as relationships with those in power, and that people can be punished for speech and acts that remain theoretically legal such a culture is not easily reoriented back to constitutionalism, freedom, and public integrity".

The LN latency was longer in the children with RAOM than in the controls suggesting delayed reorienting back to the ongoing activity [ 30, 34].

Mr. Immelt, too, has found some post-crisis redemption by nursing G.E. back to health and reorienting the company back to its industrial roots.

WHEN Ollanta Humala was elected as Peru's president last year, many observers feared he would reorient the country back towards its strident leftist past.

But there is also incalculable value in providing a place to comfortably make a cellphone call, to finish a coffee or to reorient before heading back into the fray.

The ERP waveform also reflects reorienting of attention back to the primary task after recognizing and evaluating a distracting stimulus [ 35, 36].

The two characterized variants of citrate synthase with an additional gltA2 mutation are predicted to reorient histidine-110 back toward the wild-type conformation.

Data were reconstructed by filtered back projection and reoriented into long- and short-axis projections perpendicular to the heart axis [ 20].

Lifting such a heavy satellite into orbit cost the Falcon 9's lighter flights, meaning it had less fuel for its thrusters, which slowed its descent back to Earth and reoriented it for landing.

Using the e.soft commercial software, transaxial tomograms were generated from gated projection data, reconstructed with a filtered back-projected algorithm, and reoriented to obtain oblique-angle tomograms parallel to the long and short axes of the left ventricle.