Sentence examples for direction for less from inspiring English sources

The average force acting upon inclusion from the pulsating flow is directed to the cylinder axis for the inclusion denser than the host fluid and in the opposite direction for less dense inclusion.

In this study, the difference between the step counts was in the opposite direction for less active and more active women, i.e. accelerometer detecting more steps among less active women and pedometer detecting more steps among more active women.

"There may never have been another time in the nation's history when more people disliked more other people from more directions and for less reason," Bryson writes, referring to the era as "the Age of Loathing". He has a point.

Variations by sex, continent, smoking product and unexposed group are in the same direction for CB, but less clearly demonstrated.

Even though the participants were satisfied with the video quality, the screen size of their CRT TV, and the dedicated computer, since then technological development has been in the direction of higher quality for less cost.

It is shown that the stress in the reinforce bar for slab close to beam will increase significantly with the applied top drift in horizontal direction, and less for far from the beam.

In test 1, Beam-0°/90° has the highest shear resistance in the maximum principal strain direction for maximum principal strains less than 1,400 × 10−6.

My best guess based on their past statements and actions is a network of small privately operated more or less "outsourced" educational entities (not quite schools and not quite factories) staffed by inexperienced administrators and teachers willing to follow directions, teach from scripts, work for less, and keep their mouths shut so they get paid.

The trail from our campsite on the river bank went uphill in a more or less northerly direction for a distance of 400 or 500 m until reaching the west side of Structure A-29.

Ultimately, it is the public who have to send a less ambiguous direction for their country.

In the 1960s, however, Pope Paul VI famously abandoned the tiara, signaling a move in a less extravagant direction for the church.