Sentence examples for to help orient from inspiring English sources

There is also an excellent audio guide to help orient viewers.

Signs and colors will also be used extensively on the inside and in parking areas to help orient shoppers.

For many populated areas in New York state, the site also offers three photographic functions to help orient viewers.

Mr. Spielberg's advice to Mr. Koepp was to show the main character entering the screen consistently from one side when he was going downtown, and to enter the other side when he was going uptown, to help orient the audience.

There, Mr. Tarantino said, a design is in place to ring the entire trapezoidal block with vault lights to help orient riders in the station to the streets above.

"For many people this will come as a deeply confusing development," said James E. Katz, a sociologist and director of mobile communication studies at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, N.J. "You delocalize area codes, and it's one less North Star and one less compass point that people have to help orient themselves in an increasingly complicated world".

The tower will also help orient visitors to the facility, which covers some 1,200 hilly acres.

Narration and blinking lights help orient visitors to the battlefield and the progression of the three-day fight.

If you are really serious, there are a number of graduate programmes in Canada that can help orient students to a wider clinical career spectrum.

The concurrent use of this antibody with other known prognostic pediatric HGA markers including TP53 will help orient patients to optimal clinical care and management based on the very poor prognosis and limited survival seen in the context of this mutation.

So to help witnesses orient themselves in 1972 Londonderry, investigators commissioned a virtual reality program.