Sentence examples for as the arrows from inspiring English sources
Dancing is a whole-body experience, but the victor in our DDRMAX competition stood still, arms to his sides, not even perceptibly keeping time to the music but stamping his foot with deadly purpose as the arrows indicated.
We designed five games for each of six different sites, and then stencilled them on the ground, along with all the other elements the games needed to work: Get from HERE to THERE, but only step on the paving stones with arrows painted on them, and always face the same way as the arrows.
The etchant-contained alcohol liberated from stamp reacted with Al metal, and the reaction products diffused into PDMS along the concentration gradient as the arrows indicated.
As the arrows in Fig. 2a indicate, however, partial incomplete SiO2 coatings are also visualized, which is caused by the incomplete plasma treatments of SWCNTs.
The transformer's rated capacity is 400 kVA with both positive and zero sequence impedance are (0.06 + {{j}}0.0125) p.u. Shown as the arrows in Fig. 2, there are total 165 households in the distribution network.
Except for the catalyst being located at the tip of the CNTs (as the arrows point), the blurred microstructure frequently found in these cases (Figs. 5b, 6a) is the most obvious difference compared to CNTs grown under conditions of ΔT < 0. One can observe the microstructure of graphite walls and bamboo-like tube structure using a high-resolution TEM (Fig. 6b).
Clever pyrotechnics masked the arrow's trajectory, and officials lit the cauldron just as the arrow sailed past.
This asymmetry between forward and backward processes gives rise to what is known as the "arrow of time".
Like Man Friday's footprint, this is a lone fact, a fact without context, a famous fact as immoveable as the arrow in King Harold's eye.
The Greeks and Romans identified this constellation with various arrows from mythology, such as the arrow Heracles used to kill the eagle that was eating the liver of Prometheus or the arrow Apollo used to kill the Cyclops.
The first Opium War (1839 42) was fought between China and Britain, and the second Opium War (1856 60), also known as the Arrow War or the Anglo-French War in China, was fought by Britain and France against China.
