Sentence examples for reoriented by from inspiring English sources

"We have this unstoppable, energetic, self-righteous drive that's innate in us, but which has been reoriented by limitless consumption.

Recently, this approach has been reoriented by several researchers with the aim to solve such a complex problem as the multivariable control.

The characteristics of multiferroism include a spontaneous magnetization which can be switched by an applied electric field, a spontaneous electrical polarization which can be reoriented by an applied magnetic field, and a strong coupling between these two properties [2].

However, the orientation of the top plate is intrinsically difficult to change, and the end point of the RDWM can be reoriented by fine motions generated by the local mechanism in the proposed structure.

These axially aligned Ni nanochains can be orderly reoriented by drying a droplet of sample solution, which is prepared by dispersing the nanochains in ethanol, over the silicon substrate in the presence of an applied field (20 kOe), as shown in Fig. 2c.

Actin filaments, initially aligned along microtubules, ultimately reoriented by about 90° to merge into the incipient contractile ring, which snugly encircled the broad midzone's periphery (Fig. 2C, g and k, red).

By combining familiar leadership roles with a less familiar one, he expanded his authority; by giving existing practices a new history, he reoriented them; by assigning a new cause to existing problems, he resolved them.

Because this was a retrospective study and the patients had been scanned with standard settings, the dataset could not be reoriented as suggested by Lübbers et al., who reported that oblique plane scanning, which needs a small number of slices with a relatively small volume, can be helpful if the IAC is difficult to visualize [ 19, 25].

We need to have enhanced professionalism by doctors, reoriented cost-efficiency among hospital administrators, smarter oversight by the government, and unwavering commitment to the patient centeredness among all.

I wrote them in the order they appear in the book; and sometimes, I had to reorient myself by saying, 'I'm not in 1959, it's two decades later.

The snail stays attached and faces head down, and will reorient itself by rotating 180° about its axis and crawl up the plant against the gravity vector.