Sentence examples for to reorienting from inspiring English sources
verb
To orient again; to become oriented after a dislocation or period of disorientation.
Cells with constrained cell shape are shown to respond more slowly to reorienting stimuli.
Large LN reflects enhanced neural effort to reorienting [ 37] or more attention paid to the surprising event [ 30].
Biological degeneracy occurs at many levels (Edelman and Gally 2001); here, we demonstrate that alternative solutions to reorienting gene regulation can provide degenerate paths to fitness.
It was hypothesized that children with RAOM would show atypically enhanced and/or short latency P3a reflecting enhanced distractibility for the intrusive novel sounds and to have larger amplitude and/or longer latency of LN indicating more neural effort to reorienting and/or longer re-orientation time of attention than their healthy peers.
Was it easy to reorient yourself to writing about history?
Outside, the plant takes a few weeks to reorient.
FINALLY, foundation problems persuaded the trustees to reorient the cathedral.
So, studios are falling over themselves to reorient their activities.
It would be logical to reorient current strategies.
To reorient yourself, you snap off the stereo.
The effort was not to rename the site, but to reorient what it was thought about.
