Kurt studied the piano, organ, cello and percussion, but when he was 14 inoperable tendon damage turned him in the direction of conducting, albeit batonless because of the injury.
After the sulfuration treatment, MoS2 nanosheets vertically grow along the axis direction of conducting C-doped MoO2 nanobelts leading to less stacking of MoS2 nanosheets and improved conductivity.
Further work is needed to confirm and strengthen the conclusions drawn from the experimental evaluation presented in this paper, primarily in the direction of conducting additional experiments.
That factor, called for by the direction of conduct to future ends, is either an element common to all meanings of "mind" or is at least an element associated with mind.
Dewey wrote, "the central problem of philosophy is the relation that exists between the beliefs about the nature of things due to natural science to beliefs about values – using that word to designate whatever is taken to have rightful authority in the direction of conduct".
A magnetic field applied in the streamwise direction of electrically conducting fluid flow restrains the velocity fluctuations in the transverse plane and the transition to turbulence may be delayed.
As we were flying to London, a plane with British experts was headed in the opposite direction, to conduct an emergency evaluation of security procedures at the Sharm el-Sheikh airport.
Months later, Casson told me that the crisis had unfolded "in real time". As we were flying to London, a plane with British experts was headed in the opposite direction, to conduct an emergency evaluation of security procedures at the Sharm el-Sheikh airport.
Although the state may assign identities to those who govern, where conduct is more or less prescribed (e.g., executive, governor), there is the subtler implication of how to influence the direction of the conduct of the governed.
The author hopes that his book "contributes to this disentangling of the conflicting issues facing Man, which are crucial for Man's own clarification of his existence and direction of his conduct".
As Ayer writes, "The popular conception of a philosopher as one who combines universal learning with the direction of human conduct was more nearly satisfied by Bertrand Russell than by any other philosopher of our time" (1972a, 127).
