unoriented

IPA: ʌnˈɔriɛntɪd

Examples of "unoriented" in Sentences

Here am I marching up and down this terrace alone, unoriented.
All the leaders, all the officers, are confused and unoriented.
Equivalently this is the space of all (unoriented) lines through the origin.
Open/unoriented amplitudes of this kind go back to Ooguri-Vafa 2000 (and Walcher 2007).
"But we found that current does not flow nearly as easily perpendicular to the planes, or in unoriented material," Katz said.
The problem with PCs is not that they are signed, but that you don’t know the direction of the sign – it’s that they are essentially unoriented.
Steve’s comment: PCs are unoriented and I believe, in group-theoretic terms, would be a coset of the two oppositely-oriented forms in a quotient group.
Conversely, some social situations, such as those occurring during a ceremonial investiture, are scenes in which few, if any, of these situationally unoriented activities are allowed.
I recall just enough group theory from university that I sometimes think of PCs as being like a coset of 2 elements – the +1 version and the -1 version, which thus are an unoriented element.