Sentence examples for a direction given to from inspiring English sources

However the number of responses to individual questions varies due to a direction given to respondents to answer questions based on their current role.

This faculty of imitation may be cultivated to a very great extent, and a practical direction given to the results obtained.

The old anecdote about the directions given to a lost traveller in Ireland often applies to international affairs, but with added force to Syria.

As a result the direction given was to have this second release to market by the end of the year.

A radical new direction was given to the missions by the second Vatican Council (1962 65): missions were to be directed only to non-Christians; and, although the aim of conversion was not disavowed, the main approach was to be through dialogue.

A direction is then given to the links by setting at random element a ij = 0 or a ji = 0 with equal probability.

The movement ends in that key, pianissimo, with a segue (an explicit direction given by Haydn to avoid too long a pause between the movements) to the D-major minuet.

In transverse sections of healthy myocytes (Figures 2C and 2D) the t-tubules run in a radial direction giving rise to a "spoke-like" appearance, however the t-tubules tend to curve as they approach the centre of the cell.

This is because application of a transverse magnetic field normal to the flow direction gives rise to a resistive drag-like force known as Lorentz force acting in a direction opposite to that of the flow.

The XLF coiled-coil, however, is shorter than that of XRCC4 and undergoes an unexpected reverse in direction giving rise to a short distorted four helical bundle and a C-terminal helical structure wedged between the coiled-coil and head domain.

Still, important moments throughout history have called upon leaders to articulate a vision, a mood, a direction, to give voice to shared feelings of grief or hope.