Sentence examples for a strong guide from inspiring English sources

The OGS would transmit a strong guide beacon at 532 nm allowing the CQuCoM CubeSat to acquire and begin tracking the target position.

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That can be a strong guide to ethnic minorities, but as many of them may be UK passport holders and born in the UK, they don't conform to the conventional definition of immigrant.

Walking into my first ever meeting with a structural packaging designer, I started rooting around in my bag before exclaiming, "This is the sort of thing I want!" She leaned forward in her chair, delighted to have a customer with a strong guide, then groaned audibly when she saw what I had placed on the table: the packaging from my new iPhone.

Parentless, but with a strong guiding force in his mentor, Saya John, Rajkumar starts to make a life for himself, his new wife and young family.

It's a strong guiding concept, and one he handles with such terse virtuosity that he can do dumb things and make them funny and even cathartic.

In the absence of a strong, guiding leadership, strong urban planning laws or public forums where citizens might seriously grapple with a future L'Aquila, there is only the dawning sense that opportunity may be slipping away.

"Attila," like all early Verdi operas, needs a strong guiding hand and a musician with a keenly sympathetic understanding of the composer's style, but it is scarcely a piece that automatically calls attention to the man on the podium.

Reactions in the business community varied from those who thought it a lost cause without a strong, guiding and investing government hand, those who said they would show climate leadership regardless, and those who might see inaction as a blessing, leaving them to get on with business as usual.

But Mr Sistani, while favouring a strong guiding role for the clergy, follows a quietist brand of Islam, shared by many liberal Iranian clerics, that counsels the separation of religion and politics.On the Arab street, emotions have risen to a pitch not seen since the war itself.

Without a strong guiding hand from the international community, particularly from the United States, whose influence these men seem both to crave and to resent, nearly all agree that the influence of foreign religious extremists on Syria's battlefields has grown in recent months.