Sentence examples for significant reorientation from inspiring English sources

Casals changed this widespread perception mainly through his interpretation of the Bach Cello Suites, and thus achieved a significant reorientation in our listening experience.

The effective critical resolved shear stress needed to induce significant reorientation, however, was reduced through prior loading.

Germany's foreign minister has announced a significant "reorientation" of its policy towards Turkey after a human rights activist became the latest German citizen to be detained for alleged terrorist activity.

On the other hand, (1 1 0) 〈1 ¯1 1〉 oriented specimens underwent significant reorientation and displayed formation of strain localizations by ε = 0.03.

Although there is a fiber network rearrangement to accommodate with loading in the case of equibiaxial loading, there is no significant reorientation of the main fibers direction of the different layers.

It is not the end, however, as we expect that the Republican Congress and Administration will have more ambitious plans for a significant reorientation of the regulatory framework (for instance, Rep. Hensarling has stated that he will work towards Financial CHOICE Act 2.0 soon), and complex negotiations both within the Republican Party and with Democrats will further shape the ultimate result.

It's just an important reorientation to life.

Even so, the new road map to long-term security transition does represent a substantial reorientation of how the president's strategy of counterinsurgency would be carried out, and is being viewed as the most significant effort by General Petraeus to put his stamp on the mission since taking over last month.

Extensive twinning is observed at the intermediate stages of deformation, which causes significant texture reorientation towards α-fiber.

While under compression to 4% strain, a high density of dislocations has been generated in both the martensite twin bands and the variant accommodation area, and no significant martensite reorientation via variant interfacial migration has been observed.

"But the UK appears to be approaching a decision point where a significant strategic reorientation of its defence and security towards the Gulf is both plausible and logical". In practice this has already begun.