Sentence examples for an explicit direction from inspiring English sources

Our finding suggests that superconductivity enhancement in monolayer FeSe films on oxides substrates is rather general as long as charge transfer is allowed at the interface, thus pointing out an explicit direction for searching for new high temperature superconductivity by interface engineering.

So, Millennials often leave because they see no future - without an explicit direction, there is no direction, it's a dead end job.

Again, Haydn reinforces the interconnectedness between the movements with an explicit direction to the performers for an immediate segue from the reprised minuet to the finale.

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.

Such a comprehensive comparison can provide an explicit direction for practitioners and researchers for advanced studies.

Using the COS-phi system, the researchers found that their micro robots were able to follow the leader, or pheromone distributor, without any explicit direction or communication.

Rather than continuing down this terrible slope, Britain must fight back, with a positive, forward-looking vision of the future – an innovation-led, investment-driven growth strategy, aimed in a green direction, with an explicit focus on reducing the inequalities that have scarred Britain for too long.

The fine arrows in Fig. 5 A show the explicit direction of the fibers, whereas the color bar indicates the out-of-plane rotation of the fiber vector.

Laura E. Little, writing in the Temple Law Review, notes the dearth of guidance for either the District Court or Court of Appeals in Trinsey, with no "explicit direction and no direct precedent" from either the constitutional provisions or prior case law to rely on.

Most decisions are arrived at by consensus, with Paes providing explicit direction once a week or so, but COR gives Paes more than just a powerful tool for running the city – it gives him a platform from which to project his particular style of governance.

The decision to enforce the removal of Pacer trains was taken in an explicit ministerial direction by McLoughlin in February, overruling advice from civil servants that it would represent poor value for public money, saying that "uncomfortable and low quality" vehicles were having a negative impact on rail's reputation.