Sentence examples for direct higher from inspiring English sources

Ms. Farmiga came to direct "Higher Ground," which has moments of hilarity, despite its serious subject matter, only after other directors dropped out or wanted to take the tone in a direction that Ms. Farmiga, who helped develop the script, did not envision.

The identified effects, both indirect (peak hour, higher volume and lower speed upstream of crash locations) and direct (higher congestion index downstream to crash locations) congestion indicators confirmed the significant impact of congestion on rear-end crash likelihood.

As the new staff of the Department's of State and Education take over key programs which help fund and direct higher education, what does the historic data on global engagement tell us about the current state of international education?

This may result in either a direct (higher abundance of prey correlating with high bat activity) and/or indirect (higher abundance of bats and insects during similar weather conditions) bat activity and insect abundance relation.

Cryo-phase contrast images have poor resolution, but they can be used to estimate ice thickness (Sartori et al. 2007) and to direct (higher resolution) fluorescence imaging only to regions where ice thickness is appropriate for cryo-ET, thus greatly reducing the number of images taken.

French media on Friday offered a different theory, reporting that Amri had travelled from Lyon to Chambéry by train, then a direct high-speed TGV to Milan.

That decision would spell the end of one of the supposed benefits of HS2 – direct high-speed trains linking Birmingham and other cities to Paris and beyond.

It uses magnetic resonance imaging to direct high-intensity ultrasound beams to the fibroids, heating them and destroying their outer layers.

With a direct, high-speed line from Tokyo, travel time between the cities will be cut from about four hours to two and a half.

The second phase is planned to extend HS2 beyond the West Midlands to Manchester and Leeds and include direct high-speed services to a new Heathrow Airport station.

Not surprisingly, partly because of the blow to its pride, the Iranian government rejected the offer of direct, high-level talks as insincere.