Sentence examples for direction of advancing from inspiring English sources

This proposed research directly meets the Canadian Institutes of Health Research's knowledge translation strategic direction of advancing research in the use of health-related knowledge across the various levels of decision-making in the health system.

To study the problem, a two-year collaborative program of geotechnical and hydrogeological investigations throughout the current pit and the area in the direction of advance of the pit in accordance with laboratory tests and analyses was commenced by the authors.

The method consists on adapting the original algorithm from Chen and Nandhakumar [A simple scheme for motion boundary detection, in: Proceedings of the IEEE International Conference on Systems, Man and Cybernetics, 1994] by using foveal images obtained with a special camera whose optical axis points towards the direction of advance.

Simonds had ordered several means for the columns to maintain their direction: some vehicles were fitted with radio direction finders, the artillery fired target-marking shells, Bofors 40 mm guns fired bursts of tracer in the direction of advance.

It can result in specific patterns of localization or orientation of genes in the chromosome relative to the origin or replication and the direction of advance of the replication fork.

A familiar example is a sound wave in air the oscillating motions of the air molecules are induced in the direction of the advancing wave.

The brief inventory of rights examined in this paper raises at least two key issues that point to promising directions for advancing the realization of sexual and reproductive health rights in African settings.

This outstanding performance demonstrates our large-scale model QA approach is a promising direction to advance the state of the art of protein model ranking and selection.

An interface crack under mixed-mode loading can experience either kinking or straight-ahead propagation, depending on the relative fracture resistances associated with the competing possible directions of advance (Hutchinson and Suo 1992).

This Review will summarize the current state of the field and describe future directions to advance our understanding of human cardiovascular disease.

The use by experimentalists will ultimately determine the utility of this approach and govern the direction of further extensions together with technological advances such as next-generation sequencing methods for transcriptome or protein binding data, or its application to other motif-driven biological processes like alternative splicing.