Sentence examples for challenging direction of from inspiring English sources

Most algorithms in this area [2, 4, 5, 26] focus on two aspects: detecting outliers without taking concept drift tracking into consideration and clustering irregularly distributed data, which is a challenging direction of research in the field.

A future challenging direction is the discovery of gene CN changes for the development of therapies.

Bishop Duncan, who has been in the forefront of the Episcopalians challenging the direction of their church, said he was named "moderator and convening authority" of the dissident network.

Such failures have led a number of scientists to challenge the direction of federal H.I.V. research.

More recently, Mr. Orban has directly challenged the direction of the conservative alliance.

Stove had done her best to challenge the direction of this historical tide, though, by beating Sue Barker in the semi-final, thus precluding an emotionally appropriate all-English final.

Ed Miliband hailed the discussions with Hughes as a sign the Lib Dems were willing to join forces with Labour to challenge the direction of the coalition from within their party.

And the Institute for Government said problems with the project highlighted a deeper "muddle of accountability" in Whitehall, arguing that senior civil servants should have more willingness to express concerns and challenge the direction of policy while also being subject to greater scrutiny by Parliament.

Europe will be able to challenge the direction of Western diplomacy as well as share responsibility for action in many parts of the world," said Fernando Rodrigo, a specialist in EU-U.S. relations at the Autonomous University of Madrid.

These findings challenge the direction of the relationship between insight and psychopathology.

These findings challenge the direction of the relationship between insight and psychopathology arguing that insight may be secondary to psychopathology.