Sentence examples for direction from one of from inspiring English sources

What they mean is a step in the wrong direction from one of the few genuine and potentially long-term changes New Labour could be proud of.

The opening of a Taliban office in Qatar suggests a change of direction from one of the essential players, Pakistan.

Twenty participants drove through a suburb area following traffic signs and directions from one of the navigation aids, the human aid via a cell phone or the in-vehicle automation aid presented on a separate simulator display, with different levels of aid information accuracy in each trial (100%, 80% and 60%).

But if the ant reaches the same point from the other direction -- coming from one of the branches, in other words -- the difference between the choices is more clear-cut.

Multiport injection valves (ValcoVICI; Switzerland) were used for sample introduction and change of flow direction from one dimension to the other.

Rats were placed in the arena so that they had to approach the cup from one of two directions in each location and could not use direction per se as a discriminative cue (see Figure 1A).

"The massive windowless walls, with no windows or doors on the street, and a door only visible from one of the four directions approaching the church, is not us," said Darrow Kirkpatrick, a senior member of the congregation.

In addition, each digging pot location in the go/no-go discrimination was approached from one of two directions.

Rats were placed in the arena so that they had to approach the cup from one of two directions in each location (see Fig. 2).

Conditioned tones coming from one of three possible directions were followed, after a short delay, by one of three pairs of reinforcement series.

The problem of wireless node localization may be approached from one of two main directions: device based (also known as handset-based) and network based.