Sentence examples similar to a redirection of the discourse from inspiring English sources

In incompressible transient flow simulations a large force rise and collapse is caused by a redirection of the bulk flow.

This call for a redirection of the science to subjective mental phenomena is a provocative suggestion.

In addition, a redirection of the cellular machinery towards a more differentiated phenotype may occur.

A vision of a Prussian-dominated northern Europe and a redirection of Austrian power to the Slavic areas in the south took shape in his mind.

Can carbon pricing and a redirection of energy subsidies answer the "how do we pay for it" question?

Thus, while the economy, energy, education and a redirection of foreign policy are all very pressing matters, the new Congress cannot ignore restoring the integrity of the Constitution.

It is less a shrinking away from the world than a redirection of our energies.

She's not the only one calling for a redirection of resources.

Yet, the meaning of transference is a bit broader and refers to a redirection of emotions, often that originate in childhood, onto someone in the present.

"The new export volumes via OPAL will more likely be due to a redirection of gas transit rather than to new export records," he told the paper.

The report states that there should be more widespread use of community-based "recovery houses" and a redirection of funding from secure units into early intervention services.