Sentence examples for direction does not always from inspiring English sources
The results show that the dendrite growth direction does not always follow the crystallographic direction and high branching phenomena can occur with small anisotropy and/or Gibbs Thomson coefficients.
Consistent with [ 38], in the two non-background AS patterns discovered here, proteins skewed toward the same direction did not always correspond to known protein-protein interactions.
Removing the modulation of speed and head direction this way did not always reduce correlation.
However, in neurosurgery, direction of penetration depth does not always match with direction of ideal enforced displacements.
Her Own Way Ms. Pelosi does not always wait for directions from a Democratic White House.
This modification is considered to enhance understanding of the variability in the direction of natural selection: selection does not always favor the long flight, which will lead to the rejection of teleological thoughts.
The relative movements between the tool and the workpiece are analyzed, and because of the Y direction elliptical vibration, the cutting plane does not always cross the workpiece center, which makes the tool path generation, the tool geometry selection and the surface topography prediction very different from those in the conventional fast tool servo or slow slide servo diamond turning.
As the interpretation of the coefficients of intermediate injury severity levels requires caution, since the sign of the estimate does not always determine the direction of the effect of the intermediate outcomes [34, 36], elasticities are calculated for the four injury severity categories.
While previous studies using TTO and other valuation methods have also found that the constant proportional trade-off assumption does not always hold, the direction of the discrepancy has been mixed [ 38- 40].
Second, in specific circumstances this change does not always progress in the same direction.
Command staff does not always provide supervisors with clear direction or expectations of how to supervise the use of force".
