Sentence examples for central guide from inspiring English sources

When its roster of remembrance is complete, the stone will serve as a central guide to the cemetery, and a lasting public testament to troubled lives lived and lost.

Then, tube-based MPC solves two optimal control problems, a standard problem for the nominal system to define a central guide path, and an ancillary problem to steer the state vector towards the central path with semi-optimal control effort.

The controller solves two optimal control problems, one which solves a standard problem for the nominal system to define a central guide path, and an ancillary problem to steer the states towards the central path despite the uncertainties and disturbances.

An important question therefore is which guide strand positions are least tolerant of the presence of a destabilising nucleotide mismatch and therefore how guide strand anatomy can be optimised for mutation-specific silencing Previous studies have shown degrees of target discrimination with the single nucleotide mismatch incorporated at central guide strand positions [15], [16].

Next, a trial stem of the appropriate length and diameter (diameter 2 3 mm larger than the last reamer used) was inserted using the impactor/extractor with the central guide wire.

In the same manner as in clinical surgery, the implantation of the baseplate and glenosphere at neutral inclination was accomplished using the neutral tilt central guide hole included with the prosthesis instrumentation.

In the centre of the frenetic concourse is Grand Central's most recognisable object, the four-faced clock on top of the information booth, where – according to one of the many Grand Central guides – more than 1,000 questions an hour are fired at its helpful staff.

Moreover, the assembly central guide-tube can be replaced by a fuel pin and the First core is controlled through numerous 8% Gd burnable poison fuel pins.

R. Kavlock described the NRC vision, introduced the concept of the 'toxicity pathway' (a central guiding principle of the NRC vision), and described the current status of an initial implementation this approach with the EPA's ToxCast® program.

The Pebble Time smartwatch is named 'Time' because it uses time as its central guiding principle, eschewing individual apps in favor of a timeline that displays your most pressing notifications in terms of what you need to know for keeping up with what's happening now, and what will be happening in the near future.

It is widespread that synchronization is achieved in the simultaneous presence of both global and local cues, such as intercellular coupling signals and external entrainment signals in terms of biological oscillators, and inter-neighbor coupling signals between follower nodes and central guiding signals in terms of groups of mobile autonomous agents.