Sentence examples for an appropriate direction from inspiring English sources

Major issue in this approach is the communication and synchronization during exploration to avoid already visited cells and to choose an appropriate direction.

Criteria are provided for advancing the shape in an appropriate direction and for correcting the evolving shape when given constraints are violated.

The results from quantum chemical calculations showed that the LPEI molecule with an N O bond had a larger dipole moment at an appropriate direction than that without an N O bond.

If this complaint is justified if, indeed, there are features of human intelligence that are extraordinarily difficult to replicate in machines, and that could and would be reliably used to unmask machines in runs of The Turing Test then there is reason to worry about the idea that The Turing Test sets an appropriate direction for research in artificial intelligence.

If the consumer possesses the available roof space facing in an appropriate direction, a photovoltaic array is a profitable investment yielding 10-20% returns over the lifespan of the array, even after a 7% discount rate, and conservative estimates for the output of the array.

Discussing character design, Mitsoda said he tried to disguise the need for characters who simply point a player in an appropriate direction: "You need a character to pose a problem or give out a quest or be a barrier of some kind.

"The science is showing us a better route, a more appropriate direction," said Kenneth A. Colburn, director of Air Resources in New Hampshire who in a few weeks will become executive director of an association of state air pollution administrators, the Northeast States for Coordinated Air Use Management.

Not only that, it usually doesn't achieve the goal it sets out to - to teach them what good boundaries are and redirect their behaviour in a more appropriate direction.

Once that pent up frustration is channeled in a more appropriate direction, she will become her friendly kitten self once more.

In summary, although we found an effect in the appropriate direction, our findings from the population-based EPIC-Norfolk study do not support that the rs6232 and rs6235 SNPs of the PCSK1 gene are major contributors to common obesity in the general population.

The first function of a compass that we consider is that central to Kramer's original map-and-compass navigation concept: the compass, not necessarily the sun, provides a mechanism for traversing terrain in the direction of a goal, following identification of the appropriate direction from a navigational map.