Sentence examples for direction convention from inspiring English sources

The response direction convention was such that the positive x-axis (rightward) was set at 0° and the positive y-axis (forward) was at +90°.

"The vast majority of Southern Baptists are extremely happy with the direction the convention is taking," said Mr. Merritt, the pastor of First Baptist Church in Snellville, Ga.

One of the unique features of the Eph/ephrin interaction is that it generates signals that propagate in both directions; by convention the signaling activated in the Eph-expressing cell is considered forward signaling.

As the novel moves steadily toward its inevitable dénouement, the reader perhaps feels the coaxed direction of narrative convention.

It developed its own missions, publications, and educational and other boards that functioned under the direction of the convention.

Markus G. Puder, Constitutionalizing the European Union More Than a Sense of Direction from the Convention on the Future of Europe, 26 Fordham Int'l L.J. 1562, 1574 (2003).

Richardson said of Stone's style of direction, "Oliver disdains convention, he tries to force you into things that are not classic.

The average of its results from Sept. 15 to 23 show an exact tie (46 to 46percentt), while its surveys gave Romney an average lead of roughly 2 points (46.4 to 44.5percentt) from July 2 to Aug. 8. Thus, Rasmussen shows a roughly 2-point shift in Obama's direction since the conventions.

As per convention, the direction of waves was referenced to the direction of blood flow.

If the polls fail to move much in his direction after the Democratic convention in Charlotte, N.C., the gains he has made in the FiveThirtyEight forecast over the past few days will be reversed.

Figure 2 The steepest descending path direction priority and naming convention used to label the direction of the steepest descending path.