Sentence examples for so orientation from inspiring English sources

"As we walk through the property, we point out the dining room, meeting rooms and other facilities, so orientation takes place at the same time as check-in," said Dan Howard, director of public relations at Montage.

In addition it allows us to progressively enhance content for people accessing on devices with larger screens, but still maintain the fidelity of the design so orientation and navigability of articles and fronts should be familiar to users on whatever device they choose to consume the Guardian.

Finally, CMEs may also rotate, so the orientation of the magnetic field inferred from solar observations may not match what is observed at Earth.

The magnitudes of observed variations in footrope and headline heights and drag are likely to affect the catching and engineering performances of penaeid trawls, and so knot orientation should be considered during attempts at improving selectivity and reducing drag.

By doing so, the orientation of the helices relative to one another is maintained.

The small scaffold 7 (200 kb) was localized by only one BAC, so its orientation is not known.

A complex structure between RPE65 and an intact retinyl ester has not yet been experimentally determined, so the orientation of retinyl ester entry remains uncertain.

These markers are mapped on the comprehensive RH map (less significant than the framework one), so the orientation given in the genetic map may be the right one.

Given that both Evc and Evc2 possess transmembrane domains, observing them on the cilium led us to question whether they span the cilia membrane and, if so, their orientation in the membrane.

In this case, the laser propagation direction is inverted, so the orientation of the particle and all of the forces are in the opposite direction, with the exclusion of gravity.

One example for such a course is the so-called orientation course in Germany (see, e.g., Liebig, [2007]).