Sentence examples for direction is only from inspiring English sources

Lacking a sense of direction is only one of the six shortcomings of women drivers, according to the Beijing police.

The pressure in the horizontal direction is only water pressure in water, while it consists of lateral earth pressure and pore water pressure in the soil.

The bat's initial change in direction is only a general alteration of its course, but, as it approaches the insect, the bat constantly modifies its course to obtain an accurate interception.

But the theoretical optimal direction is only related to rate-distortion wise.

The GGPM method has good properties that the search direction is only a gradient projection explicit formula and it has nice convergence and numerical results for middle-small-scale problems.

These crack patterns can be attributed to the stress-transferring ability of the cross beams connecting the inner and outer girders, where a transfer from the outer to the inner girder is fully achieved while a transfer in opposite direction is only partially achieved.

It is shown that good agreement exists between them over the range of gas velocities studied, but that possible differences in voidage in an axial direction are only revealed by the X-ray technique.

"Flint hired Veolia nearly one full year after the change in water source, and the focus of Veolia's analysis, at Flint's direction, was only to help the city address concerns about the levels of disinfection byproducts (TTHM), discoloration, and taste-and-odor issues related to the drinking water treatment process," the statement said.

We speculate that the sidewalls are mostly passivated by SDBS while the axial growth planes ([001] direction) are only partially passivated by SDBS.

Had the wind direction been only slightly different, the three judges' residences would have been in an even more direct path of the deadly fumes, it said.

This is because the arrowheads (causal direction) were only necessary to note the conditional associations created between two parents of a collider.