Sentence examples for direction it has from inspiring English sources
And being so lost in its direction, it has been wide open to those who would subvert its huge budgets and prestige for their own goals -- easy money, and a relatively few obviously dead end jobs.
Although a large-radius CNS with more turns cannot be uniformly stretched along its axial direction, it has excellent flexibility without structural damage even when the CNS is stretched to a carbon nanotube (CNT).
But under Mr Shwe Mann's direction, it has challenged presidential power and asserted its independence.
The slab is infinite along the x direction, but due to layering high-dielectric-constant material sheets on its borders parallel to the x direction, it has a finite y direction.
The BM velocity is now assumed to have a given distribution across its width, and in the longitudinal direction it has a sinusoidal variation with wavenumber k, so that (22) v BM (x, y ) = v (x ) ψ (y ) = V (k ) ψ (y ) e − i k x, where v(x) is the "modal" BM velocity distribution along the cochlea and ψ y) is the BM velocity distribution in the transverse direction.
So far under Mr. Battle's direction it has been smooth sailing for the Ailey company, which presented its second program at City Center on Thursday evening.
However, it works the other way round: If a system should be pushed into a direction it had not chosen on its own, the initiator of this kind of change will need to irritate it.
I could see his white head, facing back, in the direction it had come from.
In 1962, Ole Mathiesen designed and produced the first namesake watch, thereby taking the company in a new direction: It had become an independent brand, not just a distributor of Swiss watches.
Warren Beatty won the Irving Thalberg award and said that he regarded it as a greater prize than the White House in which direction it had seemed last year that he might be heading.
This produced a low, bouncing leap that continued to propel the larva forward, usually in the same direction it had been wheeling.
