Sentence examples for that orientation to from inspiring English sources

Although the spin of an electron is constant, the orientation of the axis of spin is variable, but quantum mechanics restricts that orientation to only two possibilities.

Chiang uses that orientation to base the droids on the Imperial soldiers, only in the same style of stylized and elongated features seen in tribal African art.

For example, it has been shown that orientation to light changes from positive to negative with the transition from the sea to the littoral zone in Ligia, and that this is coherent with the search for dark, moist, and cool places [15], [21].

Table  2 shows that "Orientation to date", "Recall nouns" and "Serial sevens" are consistently the most difficult items across studies.

Studies conducted in Hong Kong, Taiwan, Australia, Switzerland, and a study which sample included adults from 27 nations found that orientations to engagement and meaning predicts life satisfaction while the orientation to pleasure has a weak to negative correlation with life satisfaction.

Inside that radius, orientation to the bomb was a factor in shock wave impact.

That is, Orientation to time and place could be predicted by noise composite SRT; aided soundfield thresholds predicted scores on Registration and Complex Commands.

The more 'medical/clinical' orientation of the tropical GP can be due to longer hospital training and/or to working in a tropical hospital and that orientation has yet to prove its edge.

"In Europe, we have been stuck in a crisis for nine years, and in times of turmoil, people look for guidance and orientation, and that orientation is more likely to be provided by nation states," he told the Guardian.

Gafni defends his sexual proclivities as polyamorous, and to that orientation, he is certainly entitled.

And even though I was trying to keep my head down during that orientation and not call attention to myself, Maggie looked right at me and said: Arthur knows what I'm talking about!