Sentence examples for deliberate alignment from inspiring English sources
Although they later said their eccentric lyrics had more to do with a poor grasp of English than a deliberate alignment with the avant-garde art of their home city of Zurich, it's easy to see how critics saw parallels with the mischievous humour of the original Cabaret Voltaire.
At Kinross his deliberate alignment of the main vista on the ruins of Lochleven Castle suggested to Howard Colvin "that Bruce, like Vanbrugh, has a place in the prehistory of the picturesque".
The results indicate that deliberate management of the PD/SC interface as a bundle of interrelated sub-process connections and careful alignment with the contextual terrain can benefit NPI performance.
The alignment is deliberate.
Based on the extremely large surface areas of the nanocrystals, combined with their deliberate engineering of the energy-band alignment, it is possible to obtain nanoscale PV devices with excellent performance.
These so-called alignment efforts are defined as deliberate efforts aimed to increase the likelihood that a contribution to action is realized.
An implementation process that paid attention to system inputs (planning, information, workforce management, training, and their alignment), selection of pilots and a deliberate focus on communication and engagement with communities and local managers was also important.
Matt Rothschild's astonishing expose of the FBI's decision to "deputize" 23,000 representatives of private industry reflects a frightening alignment of authoritarian forces, as well as another apparently deliberate flouting of constitutional norms.
The resulting alignment depths, which are greater than those typically seen in 5' projects, together with our deliberate use of outbred individuals for building the cDNA libraries (Table 1), enabled us to identify SNPs in many of our UniGenes.
He fosters the skills to act in a way that is in alignment with the emergent situation that leads to everyday strategic outcomes (complexity absorption) rather than deliberate goal-setting activities (complexity reduction).
