Sentence examples for to orient on from inspiring English sources

Migratory birds use celestial and geomagnetic directional information to orient on their way between breeding and wintering areas.

Former Leyton Orient chairman Barry Hearn says he would "put my house" on Russell Slade being a success at Cardiff City if the O's boss - who has been targeted by Cardiff and tendered his resignation to Orient on Wednesday - takes over at the Championship club.

(B ) A dynein dimer prefers to orient on an MT with the leading head positioned on the right of the trailing head.

In organic chemistry, the ability to classify novel members of a family of molecules (e.g., esters) from their chemical structure requires the chemist to orient on the relevant part of the structure which is invariant for all members of a family and ignore the parts that change from example to example.

Somewhat ironically, universities apparently neglect to orient students on orientation days to the history and role of a university in civilization.

The windsurfing and party crowd heads to Orient Beach on the Atlantic side of St. Martin.

And that's basically just to orient yourself on a page (though you can still click and scroll them manually).

The device will come with a vertical stand, so users can decide how they want to orient it on their shelf.

For 39 of them, the segregation data also enabled us to orient them on the chromosomes (Table S5).

Both drug treatments did not, however, lead to a loss of the ability of the neurite to orient itself on the line substrate (Fig. 5A and C).

It was reported that, due to limited resources, it has been difficult to orient everybody on the system.