Sentence examples for arc in the direction of from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, without proper understanding of the importance of human rights in the struggle to end poverty, efforts to bend that arc in the direction of justice will remain askew.
If we travel around ∂ Δ i once in the clockwise direction starting from O i and read off the labels on arcs encountered (if we cross an arc, labelled x say, in the direction of its normal orientation, then we read x, whereas if we cross the arc in the direction of its opposite orientation, then we read x − 1 ), then we obtain a word which belongs to r ∪ r − 1.
As the pendulum swings, gravitational force (m × g) can be broken up into two vectors - mgsin acting tangent to the arc in the direction of the equilibrium point and mgcos acting parallel to the tension force in the opposite direction.
Quoting Martin Luther King, Kirby said that he was hopeful, "the arc of history bends in the direction of equality and liberty".
"The arc of technology is in the direction of unbreakable encryption and no laws are going to get in the way of that reality," he added.
The arcs connect the nodes in the direction of their production flow, meaning that each arc shows a route between the facilities for transporting the products.
An engaged community will also comment and converse with you about the content arc and the direction of future programming.
"It is undeniable that the arc of social justice points in the direction of marriage equality," said lead counsel for the plaintiffs, Neel Lane, who is from the Akin Gump law firm.
The overarching error was to assume that the arc of history was bent irreversibly in the direction of enlightenment, internationalism, tolerance and liberty.
My turn came on one of the busiest subway lines in the direction of the Arc de Triomphe.
Since the boundary between the Pacific Plate and the overriding plate is coupled in the shallow region, the continental crust (island arc crust) is deformed under compressive stress in the direction of relative motion of the plate, which is approximately east-west.
