Sentence examples for directed exactly from inspiring English sources

"I would have to make an assumption that these shots were directed exactly at my police officers," he said.

If he had directed exactly the same term as an insult during a conversation with Jordan, or during a discussion of a girlfriend's genitals, then the offence would almost certainly have been more general and more serious.

Optimal results are only achieved when the film is exactly parallel to the leg and the radiation beam is directed exactly perpendicular to the bone segment in question.

The net effective propulsion generated by the effective strokes is not directed exactly parallel to the posterior-anterior axis of the spheroid and therefore results in rotation during forward swimming [ 29, 44, 46]; this characteristic forward rolling motion is also reflected in the name of the Volvox genus (Latin for "fierce roller") [ 47].

Nieminen had no clear plan with his baseline points, directing exactly 50 percent of his groundstrokes to Nalbandian's forehand and backhand.

"Centro Histórico," commissioned to promote the Portuguese city of Guimarães as a 2012 European Capital of Culture, groups short films from a deadpan Finnish director (Aki Kaurismaki), a Basque neighbor (Victor Erice, in documentary mode) and two native sons (Pedro Costa and Manoel de Oliveira) who happily continue to direct exactly as they wish.

Since varicocele is a frequent condition, often accidentally encountered during US examination, it's indispensable to obtain functional data to direct exactly therapeutic management.

And because the output is a vast amount of pixels, which you can control individually, you can direct exactly where your reflected light goes.

If in that instant a moderate blow is directed to exactly the spot on the chest above the heart, the electrical rhythm breaks, and the heart quits beating, and instead "fibrillates" or quivers uselessly inside the chest.

The Exeter MP Ben Bradshaw tweeted: The Local Government Association has also called for the chancellor, Philip Hammond, to devolve control of money for flood defences to ensure it is directed to exactly where it is needed.

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