Sentence examples for direction given by from inspiring English sources
Energy requirements for new buildings show the strong direction given by UE Directives to improve energy performance in buildings according to economic feasibility.
where denotes the generalized directional derivative of the locally Lipschitz functions at in the direction given by (1.2). (cf. [1, Chapter 2]).
"You don't have any real direction given by anybody".
If the Ministry of Justice really wanted to deal with the shocking inertia and inactivity in prisons it should continue the direction given by the former justice secretary Kenneth Clarke, who started to introduce work for prisoners.
She added that Chrysler would continue to work through the end of the month, based on direction given by President Obama's auto task force, "to secure the support of the necessary stakeholders and reach a successful conclusion that the administration and U.S. Treasury deems appropriate".
It is quite generally true that the torque τ, the angular momentum L, and the precession frequency Ω (defined as a vector along the precession axis in the direction given by the right-hand rule) are related by Equation (90), illustrated in Figure 24, is called the gyroscope equation.
'Advance directives' are directions given by a competent individual concerning what and/or how and/or by whom decisions should be made in the event that, at some time in the future, the individual becomes incompetent to make healthcare decisions.
Rocking out involves following directions given by on-screen indicators while a song like "Gimme Shelter" or "Maps" plays.
Of the other five transferred, two boys were not involved in the incident and had complied with all directions given by youth officers at the time.
He set out to find the band, and after general directions given by someone who did talk too fast, he wound up in front of 774 Bway., Manhattan, which happened to by John Wanamaker's Dept.
The research – based on 69,000 cases over a two-year period – found that two in three jurors did not fully understood legal directions given by judges as they retired to consider their verdicts.
