Sentence examples for direction allow the from inspiring English sources

Ms. Cody's script and Mr. Reitman's understated, observant direction allow the personalities of the characters to emerge slowly, and to change in credible and unpredictable ways.

Mr. Gondry's witty direction allows the movie to gloss over the fact that this psychological erasure is treated as a given, instead of establishing a social context for accepting the operation -- a major fault.

The adaptive selection mechanism for the search direction allows the individuals to search for global optimum based on the experience of the previous iteration generations.

The right arm assumed a slight flexion and the forearm performed a rotation in the inner direction, allowing the palm of the hand to support the patient's back.

The pilot spacing in time and frequency direction allows the STO and the normalized CFO to be estimated in the range of {−T/4+T s,⋯,T/4−T s } and (−0.5,0.5), respectively.

The two wrote that "the brilliance of Chris Carter's direction" allowed the viewer of the episode to see it "from God's point of view".

Moreover, disulphide exchange can occur in the opposite direction allowing the reduction of non-native disulphides within client proteins with the concomitant oxidation of the PDI-family member.

Such a "carbon shift" causes CO to be bent in the opposite direction, allowing the carbon to be closer to the attacking hydroxide, without movement of the CO oxygen.

A smaller angle in a clockwise direction allows the file to be immediately disengaged and safely progress along the canal path, while reducing the screwing effect.

Rotating all their flagella in a counterclockwise direction allows the bacterium to swim and it has been proposed that the clockwise movement of at least one flagellum will cause the bacterium cell to stop swimming and start tumbling.

In contrast to conventional stimulated echo experiments, bipolar pulse pairs were used to reduce eddy current distortions and during an additional delay, magnetization was stored in the z (longitudinal) direction, allowing the eddy current to decay.