| These two pieces have to align with the centerline of the hull and be in the same plane or the leeboard will jam. |
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| Of course, it is a little late to be thinking about this now, since the plate must align with the spring latch of the lock you just installed. |
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| It is wise for a prince not to align with a stronger force unless compelled to do so. |
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| The forces that make a magnesium spin try to align with its closest neighbours and disalign with others lead to what physicists call frustration. |
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| Bridged in aluminum grating, they slice through each level and align with skylights in the roof. |
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| Beams spanning the roof to shoring towers on either side were located slightly offset from roof arches, which align with skylight mullions. |
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| In the meantime, they are to be careful not to align with these unbelieving nations, intermarry with them, or worship their false gods. |
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| I've never proactively analysed the issue to see what my own stance is, possibly because it won't align with my abhorrence of the death penalty. |
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| The male housing also includes splines which align with grooves on the female housing. |
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| At very low temperature this metal develops magnetic order, whereby the magnetic moments of its electrons align with one other. |
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| In elongated cells the major axis of mesh elements tends to align with the major axis of the cells. |
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| If anything, unions must align with other unions for support and political activity. |
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| It clarifies how developing inflections, particularly tense markers, align with aspect categories and how this association varies across proficiency level. |
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| For Finno-Ugric genetics, which do not necessarily align with Finno-Ugric linguistics, see this related page written by another scholar for Virtual Finland. |
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| Dowels capture the gears, while keyways align with holes in the spacer. |
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| Increasing our support for reforms and helping our partners to align with the EU acquis will help stabilise our eastern neighbours. |
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| If the tasks align with a specific level, then the compensation for that role is applied. |
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| The vessel continued to close with the wharf while swinging to align with the berth. |
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| Position your input in a way that will align with government objectives rather than positioning yourself as a government critic. |
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| Identify and support those community initiatives that align with our corporate values and those of our employees. |
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| However, if we look at Iraq, the United States policy does not quite align with that. |
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| This change in Empire Theatres' fiscal year-end was made to align with industry practice. |
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| She suggested I align with other health care professionals such as physiotherapists or physicians, or fitness centres. |
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| Learn more about how these solutions will align with your brand while evoking an emotion to trigger that response you're looking for. |
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| Growing your business through a multilevel partner program that is built to align with your partner life cycle. |
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| The mediating process enables interactants to align with, or to disalign form, one another as well as other members of a society in the formation of community. |
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| I know that many of your values do, indeed, align with Republican policies. |
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| This means they are locked into one frame with one barrel and the pilot holes are drilled into the cylinder to perfectly align with that particular barrel and frame. |
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| Instead of pointing to the geographic North Pole, which is constant, they align with the magnetic north, which changes as molten iron moves within Earth's core. |
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| In most cases, the crests and troughs of the light waves do not align with each other, and destructive interference causes these waves to cancel each other out. |
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| Aasif Qu'osby, Mandvi told me, would align with Trump politically. |
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| In the field of labour law, notwithstanding the good progress made, further efforts to transpose and align with the relevant acquis and to ensure effective implementation and application are needed. |
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| His policies align with their progressive values. |
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| The Black Continent is closing its eyes in order not to align with Great Britain and the European Union and not to get involved in the domestic affairs of another State. |
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| Such an approach would introduce more competition into the system, offer consumers more choice, and better align with the range of financial advice that families need. |
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| Having clearly defined expectations, being able to identify goals to work towards and having their evaluation align with those agreed-to goals, contributed to higher satisfaction levels. |
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| We are expanding our skills with the implementation of a competency management system to ensure that our technical and leadership abilities align with the needs of our customers. |
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| Firstly, it needs to align with Lego values. |
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| If I align with a brand, it needs to align with my values. |
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| As my closing remark, I would go back to something the vice-chair just said, which is that the partnership with the Gates Foundation was to align with the enterprise's scientific strategic plan. |
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| Thomas's refusal to align with any literary group or movement has made him and his work difficult to categorize. |
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| There are two ground entry doors that align with the doors on the side of the Skylon payload bay to allow easy ground access to the cabin. |
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| It is thought that they may have been arranged to align with the southernmost summer moonrise. |
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| The northernmost galleries align with Barry's central axis, so that there is a single vista down the whole length of the Gallery. |
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| Cretaceous kimberlites in the central Democratic Republic of Congo and Angola align with the Walvis Ridge. |
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| No one wants to align with less freedom at a time like this. |
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| It is the intent for Canada to align with those standards. |
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| These marks must align with the central line on the canoe's canvas. |
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| The goals of this intervention align with the four spheres of influence. |
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| The province now proposes regional governments must agree on more general metropolitan plans for development and would require the plans to align with principles and goals of provincial sustainable development initiatives. |
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| It integrates three dimensions of competence that align with the essential qualities of a good mentor outlined above and implicates a need for both mentor selection and training. |
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| We continue to focus on investing in those businesses that contribute most to our current and future strengths and that align with our transnational growth strategy. |
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| This investment is hard to align with any future benefit. |
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| The technology solutions and infrastructure being planned align with the Dubai Government's SmartCity strategic agend, said Carillion. |
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| The top edge of the cuff should align with the crease of your wrist. |
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| Basin organisations function according to their specific mandate, usually determined at a high level by central government to align with government goals and policies. |
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| Successful copulation among spiders requires the pedipalp located on the right side of the male's abdomen to align with the female orifice located to her right and vice versa. |
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| Goebbels opinion was that it was best for state propaganda on historical matters to align with popular opinion, and thus with and not against Charlemagne. |
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| Gregory saw Franks, Lombards, and Visigoths align with Rome in religion. |
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| The metal form is slightly paramagnetic, meaning its magnetic dipoles align with external magnetic fields, but will assume random orientations once the field is removed. |
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