Sentence examples for choosing a direction from inspiring English sources

What it is really about is open to question, although her program note refers to travelers who are diverted "from choosing a direction that would lead to greater clarity and more positive interaction".

Single crystal diamond can easily be polished by choosing a direction of easy abrasion, but polishing a PCD imposes serious difficulties as the grains are randomly oriented.

Because octopus legs are evenly spaced around the body, choosing a direction is as simple as choosing which legs to stretch: to move right, elongate the legs on the left; to move forward, elongate the legs in the back.

Here's how it might have happened: The separation of the forces involves a process called symmetry breaking, which is a bit like arbitrarily choosing a direction on a compass to call north.

With this mobility model, each target T i travels from its current location to a new location by randomly choosing a direction θ∈[0,2∗π] and a distance d i ∈[dmin,dmax] in a prefixed time interval Δ t.

If you're currently sifting through options, but not choosing a direction and going with it, then you're in that inaction phase.

We choose a direction, a disposition, a set of instincts and convictions and competencies.

But the most consistent and productive reforms are the ones that choose a direction and keep pursuing it doggedly.

Idiotic though it may be, the screenplay doesn't pussyfoot around – it chooses a direction and goes with it, to the point that the ending may shock some people.

In Whitehall, where you don't get promoted for philosophising, the permanent secretaries' line is that once the Tory leadership is in place, there will be a reshuffle and incoming ministers will (suitably advised by civil servants) choose a direction; the machine will then deliver what they ask.

In RDM, the node randomly and uniformly chooses a direction and moves along that direction until it reaches a boundary.