Sentence examples for correct direction for from inspiring English sources

Provided with correct direction for heat integration, at any given zC, the flowsheet is established for both sequences.

Provided with correct direction for heat-integration, at any given conversion, a flow sheet is established for both sequences.

Organizations will have many members serving in a multitude of capacities, and all must be mobilized in the correct direction for the migration to be successful.

All these experiences helped me to confirm that entrepreneurship is the correct direction for me moving forward.

In the remainder of this essay, I will argue that the religious, ethical and political goal of Ruism, 'dynamic harmony' (和, he), is the sort of democratic idea that can point to the correct direction for political reformation so badly needed in China and in all other related places in the world.

The interaction was in the correct direction for both spatial frequencies, and statistically significant at the.05 level for the 4 cpd test (F 1,12) = 23.12, p = .0406) but not for the 6 cpd test (F 1,12) = 12.00, p = .0742).0742

The animals were always rewarded for indicating the correct direction of motion, except at 0% coherence where they were rewarded randomly (50% probability) irrespective of their choice.

See Figure 2. The QMT requires a state of enhanced attention, as it combines dividing attention to the motor response and cognitive processing for producing the correct direction of movement to the next point in the Quadrato space [ 65, 70].

In this example, 3 points would be awarded for correct direction and 4 points for showing negative acceleration.

"The meeting is important because it has pointed the Abe government to the correct direction, making it possible for the bilateral ties between China and Japan to return to normal as soon as possible," the expert says in a front-page commentary in the People's Daily Overseas Edition.

The visual environment is rich with cues that enable the system to respond in the correct direction i.e. for a far-to-near target the power of the lens increases (accommodation), and decreases for a near-to-far target (disaccommodation).