Sentence examples for changes in direction with from inspiring English sources

Tharp's vocabulary is full of unexpected trills and sudden changes in direction, with moves from ballet — "That turning of your heel should be en dehors.

Firstly, between the entry and exit points of an oxygenator, the flow path may be complex and involve numerous acute changes in direction, with repeated contact against the rigid polymethylpentene fibres.

Genes with concordant changes in direction with the microarray data and the training set were identified as candidates.

Preservationists, who hope for sunnier times as the real estate boom slows, expressed relief at the change in direction with the warehouse.

Three years ago, McConaughey signalled a change in direction with The Lincoln Lawyer, a critically acclaimed crime thriller that was swiftly followed by Bernie, another collaboration with Linklater.

If you do get the car to coax around bends slightly sideways, note how quickly and easily you can correct this change in direction with a stab of the throttle so long as you keep the rpms above 3,000.

Responses in this category referred to a change in direction with respect to that of the wind or the nature of the launch, with the latter including throwing the plane upwards, in a straight line, or diagonally.

There is a lot to like in this story, with several unexpected and surprising changes in direction combined with Disher's usual deft plotting and economically drawn but fully fleshed out main and peripheral characters.

Low speeds and also frequent changes in direction associated with foraging will likely serve to increase transport costs (Halsey and White, 2012; Wilson et al., 2013).

For evaluation of changes in orientation bandwidth and selectivity changes, only units with a significant fit (r > 0.8; n = 86) were included; for evaluation of changes in direction selectivity only units with a baseline DDI ≥ 0.2 (n = 61) were included.

The final part was speed running combined with football specific movements with sudden changes in direction.