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Usage examples of align.

In examining the first attention, the new seers realized that all organic beings, except man, quiet down their agitated trapped emanations so that those emanations can align themselves with their matching ones outside.

Awareness gives rise to perception, which happens when the emanations inside our cocoons align themselves with the corresponding emanations at large.

You must move your assemblage point, unaided by anyone, and align another great band of emanations.

When the assemblage point is moving away from its customary position and reaches a certain depth, it breaks a barrier that momentarily disrupts its capacity to align emanations.

When all hands were accounted for, Drake ordered the ship turned to align the photon drive with the direction of flight.

Mark commanded the map to rotate in model space to align the viewpoint with his own current position.

He discovered that he could align himself between two pipes and pull himself hand over hand with relative ease.

There was no unifying principle to align them in space as the magnetic domains align in a piece of lodestone.

Costas had been using the digital navigational display to align the DSRV with its objective.

If the assemblage point aligns emanations inside the cocoon in a position different from its normal one, the human senses perceive in inconceivable ways.

These bundles then become aligned, as bundles, with the emanations at large.

In such an arrangement, bubbles that are close to the edges of the band miss altogether the emanations that are in the center of the band, which are shared only by bubbles that are aligned with the center.

When the glow of awareness touches them, they become active and can be aligned with the corresponding emanations at large.

Since the foldlines were aligned with the spiral arm that contains Sol, humanity found it easiest to expand along the axis of the arm.

The inner compartments were aligned with those along the edge, but instead contained linear signs.