Sentence examples for direction for every from inspiring English sources

But having now responded in this way, the company has set a totally new direction for every other company in the gig economy to follow.

There is only one possible direction for every state at any time.

It's as if Shakespeare wrote fifty lines of stage direction for every line of dialogue.

Furthermore, the fact that the relationship goes in the same direction for every age-sex group (except one) adds support to the appropriateness of using the mortality rates to adjust HIV prevalence.

The association between hand and valence was found in the predicted direction for every candidate, and the strength of the predicted association not differ significantly across candidates (Breslow-Day test for the homogeneity of odds ratios, χ2 = 2.97, df = 3, ns).

Sequencing was performed in forward and reverse direction for every exon.

Hence, (mathrm{MV}^n) is generated for each block, containing the motion estimation in the x and y directions for every pixel.

(2) Random motion: a trajectory- (and speed-) matched random motion stimulus was created by scrambling dot positions and randomly mirroring x- and y-motion directions for every dot of the coherent motion stimulus.

While in shooting, the "shooting scripts" are used in which the scenes are numbered according to the screenplay and directions for every scene is given individually.

Dual-perfusion assays of material transfer in isolated placental cotyledons provide time-series data for two compartments, the maternal and fetal blood, but fail to distinguish the two cellular compartments (syncytiotrophoblast, fetal endothelium) which actively regulate rates of transfer in each direction for essentially every important molecule type.

For example, focusing on the x direction for convenience, every stencil along x is formed by the union of (M+1) adjacent cells, i.e. mathcal{S}_{ijk}^{s,x} = bigcup _{e=i-L}^{i+R} {I_{ejk}}, (30) where (L=L M,s)) and (R=R(M,s)) are the spatial extension of the stencil to the left and to the right.3.