Sentence examples for direction downward from inspiring English sources

Lately, of course, both wholesale and retail prices have gone in only one direction: downward.

In German-model labs, Schrank and Lee write, scientific authority and the supervision of work flow in only one direction: downward from the all-powerful full professor.

According to Lucretius (2.225 50), the swerve was also put to use to solve a cosmological problem: if at some (as it were) initial moment all atoms were moving uniformly in a single direction (downward) at the same speed, it is impossible to conceive how the process of atomic collisions could have begun, save by some such device.

The blue spread in all directions: downward as sapphire baubles dangled from the ears, while skirts fell to ankle length under elongated jackets.

The round arches of the barrel vault were replaced by pointed (Gothic) arches which distributed thrust in more directions downward from the topmost point of the arch.

For all specimens, diagonal shear cracks appeared at both sides of the layers parallel to the inclined compression strut and extended simultaneously in both directions downward to the support and upward to load positions of the specimens.

For all specimens, diagonal shear cracks within the range of 33 41 % of ultimate load appeared at both sides of the layers parallel to the inclined compression strut and extended simultaneously in both directions downward to the support and upward to load positions of the specimens.

The coordinate system origin is located at top of the structure (free end) with positive z direction pointing downward, and the clamped end is located at z = ℓ.

Since we are only trading 1 unit, if, for instance, the prediction of direction is downward movement more than one times in a row, we do not execute or count those trades.

The theoretical and geometrical analyses of the drilling process reveal that the cutting lips of the structure could reverse the cutting direction from downward to upward and thereby, reduce the drill-exit damages.

However, 8.2% migrated to a less socially disadvantaged tertile (i.e. upward social mobility), a net difference of just under one per cent in the direction of downward social drift.