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61. Even where there has been continuity in party organization changes of orientation have occurred.

62. Factors which correlate strongly with autonomy are: Strong goal orientation, even to the point of creating unnecessary hurdles.

63. The orientation of the long axis of an elliptical borehole is displayed when the break-out criteria are satisfied.

64. In between these two is what has been often called the macro orientation with its focus upon formal structures and official policies.

65. Britain, by contrast, has a distinct orientation toward the empirical approach.

66. A parochial orientation also implies the comparative absence of expectations of change initiated by the political system.

67. Neither type corresponds precisely to that seen in vertebrate enamel, and the extreme variation in crystal orientation is puzzling.

68. This orientation method was evaluated by psychometric methods directed towards both process and product.

69. But if women learn their social orientation, it may not be as universal or as unchanging as these female-associated methods suggest.

70. Surprisingly frequently, leys also pass exactly through important and isolated farmsteads often on a similar orientation to the main buildings.

71. His community orientation varies from small communities to regional and national units, and he moves easily from one to another.

72. Partnerships differ in scope, purpose and specific orientation and in the nature of relationship they aspire to.

73. The orientation of the chains of amorphous polymers on deformation.

74. Nieboer-Erickson also speaks to all freshman athletes at annual orientation sessions.

75. Central to the department's new orientation is the role of Oscar Roith,(www.Sentencedict.com) the DoI's chief engineer and scientist.

76. Borehole break-outs have been found to give an indication of stress anisotropy thereby enabling the fracture orientation to be predicted.

77. The introduction of protective clothing with the Garden logo will help visitors to identify such staff. 3.2 Orientation.

78. I have already mentioned the reality orientation objective of the Cumbria project.

79. Orientation is also concerned with the creation of a positive attitude to this kind of information retrieval.

80. But by 1990 a profoundly different orientation permeated the Minnesota state government.

81. Overall group needs and mechanisms of mutual support provide the institutional stability that allows a more long-term orientation.

82. Many libraries provide printed guides on the use of the library as part of their orientation programme.

83. Hardest to predict is whether an eventual movement for reform will adopt a distinct and more hopeful political and economic orientation.

84. Then we were orientated towards the front of the room whereupon further orientation took place.

85. The surface microenvironment could not only influence initial immobilisation and orientation, but also antibody conformation and effectiveness.

86. The preferred personal orientation is an egotistical one and the scholar who best illustrates it for Cooley is Goethe.

87. Human Resources runs an orientation course for anyone who is new here.

88. Similarly, managers and directors appeared to share an equivalent value orientation to the fans and were more receptive to their opinions.

89. But they regarded the simple wartime orientation of the neutralisation regime as insufficient in the post-Second-World-War era.

90. If signs are to be effective for user orientation, they must be carefully planned with regard to position, content and presentation.