Sentence examples for direction of breach from inspiring English sources

Some authors have reported only a cortical breach of >2 mm and others reported only on the direction of breach [ 21, 30].

The amount and direction of breach are secondary measures that may or may not have significance in relation to the potential of neural injury [ 32]; that is, medial cortical breaches have more significance than lateral pedicle cortex breaches.

There is a rare risk of breach of confidentiality.

But science is pushing everyone in the direction of action; students should be proud they've breached the dam of resistance," said Bill McKibben, a Harvard graduate and founder of 350.org, which has led the campus divestment movement.

The alleged hacker is said to have been under the direction of Gery Shalon, who was separately indicted a year later following the breach.

This suggests, that the additional breach of time symmetry by the magnitude (not the direction) of the force error may not be a serious problem in practice.4.4

First, humanists from Brunetto onward recognized that the Classical (pagan) direction of humanism necessarily constituted, if not a challenge to Christianity, at least a breach in the previous totality of Christian devotion.

Thus far, they have been willing to step into the breach, finding new and increasingly unconventional ways to try to influence the direction of troubled economies.

According to the report, the foundation denied it had ever broken the law or breached its regulatory requirements because the gifts it received were not political donations and the funds were not subject to the direction of the original donor.

Please follow direction of officers.

Direction of travel (heading).