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Also I ask, are there any additional ways to define orientability/orientation for a differentiable manifold(not just for a vector space)?

Another notion of orientability is the existence of an atlas whose transition functions have derivatives with everywhere positive determinant. This gives a clear cut way, along with the Cauchy-Riemann equations, of showing that every complex manifold (say, for simplicity, a Riemann surface) is orientable.

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Also I ask, are there any additional ways to define orientability/orientation for a differentiable manifold(not just for a vector space)?

Another notion of orientability is the existence of an atlas whose transition functions have everywhere positive determinant. This gives a clear cut way, along with the Cauchy-Riemann equations, of showing that every complex manifold (say, for simplicity, a Riemann surface) is orientable.