Sentence examples for called towards from inspiring English sources
Another entry is an assemblage-based work called "Towards Pure White" by the Indian artist Astha Butail with Galleryske in Bangalore, whose suggestive and finely wrought objects recall the crisp, seamless craftsmanship of Martin Puryear or Laszlo Moholy-Nagy.
A timely exhibition at the Towner Art Gallery, Eastbourne, called Towards Night, surveys "the nocturnal" in art from the Romantic nights of Caspar David Friedrich and JMW Turner, through the dreamlike nights of Edvard Munch and Marc Chagall, to night scenes and thoughts by the likes of Louise Bourgeois and Peter Doig.
It's a film made in the mid-1960s called Towards Tomorrow - and it tries to envisage what utopias might emerge in the next century.
"Adoption of smart farming solutions is strongly driven by the 'ease of use' feature," says Beecham Research principal analyst, Saverio Romeo, co-author of a report called Towards smart farming - Agriculture embracing the IoT vision.
"Adoption of smart farming solutions is strongly driven by the 'ease of use' feature," says Beecham Research principal analyst, Saverio Romeo, co-author of a report called Towards smart farming - Agriculture embracing the IoT vision.
Back in the late sixties, he published a fiery essay called "Towards a Liberatory Technology," arguing that technology is not an enemy of craftsmanship and personal freedom.
For example, I can't help calling towards my house, even though I know, they can't hear me.
In addition, mean amplitude was excluded because variation in amplitude can be due to differences in the direction at which a fledgling is calling towards the microphone.
Further studies using more different test situations are needed to definitely exclude altered ultrasonic communication in the Fmr1-KO, for example by testing pup calls towards the dam [79], [80].
Males congregate in large groups to compete for mates by calling towards one another and towards females (Wilczynski et al., 2005).
The more important one is a call-centre that centralizes and dispatches calls towards more appropriate services (emergency service or general practitioner).
