Sentence examples for a directed course from inspiring English sources

The advantages of a focused research question often translates into a directed course of inquiry in which research "creep" is kept to a minimum.

Young notes that the play's characters and their complex relationship drew her in, and she was able to hone her directorial skills through a directing course with Tim Vasen, the late director of the Program in Theater.

A student directed course that explores the origin and evolution of a particular group of animals* through a mixture of literature discussions, cadaveric dissection and fossil observation.

Description: A student directed course that explores the origin and evolution of rodents through a mixture of literature discussions, cadaveric dissection and fossil observation.

Their independent emergence, separate from the great auricular nerve, from the posterior border of sternocleidomastoid and an anteriorly directed course serves as an important guide in detecting them.

As they do so they "swerve" from a direct course, and may strike against each other.

The "guy" was Henry J. Stern, Commissioner of Parks and Recreation, who denied he was on a direct course for the skier.

To avoid other beetles that might want to steal their haul, the insects need to move on a direct course.

Although I was late starting, I had an easy ride: I did a directing course, and realised very quickly that it was new writing that interested me.

This set Jesus on a direct course of collision with Gregory, who naively believed the Negan could be placated by caving to his every whim.

"It would have been necessary for such a thing to take place because it was going to set our country on a direct course of reconciliation".