Sentence examples for direction of encounters from inspiring English sources
To measure the total number and direction of encounters per simulation run (the encounter structure), we recorded the identity of the group members that ego had selected as interaction partner.
In the monitoring and in the scanning model, the encounter structure (the frequency and direction of encounters) was affected by both the spatial group structure and the variation in social vigilance.
In order to minimise this reactivity, a brief topic guide and non-directive questioning were used during interviews and focus group discussions to enable participants to dictate the direction of the encounter and to allow for exploration of those topics of most relevance to them.
Mu'tasim set out with his army a day's march along the road in the direction of Dorylaion, but encountered no sign of a Byzantine attack.
To find each colossus, Wander may raise his sword while in a sunlit area to reflect beams of light, which will converge when the sword is pointed in the right direction of the next encounter.
Yet when he muses on whether he might learn something from the penguins – about "the purity of living in the physical senses, of a life without tangles of motives", of "forgiveness" – I start to drift, hopefully in the direction of Werner Herzog's film Encounters at the End of the World, in which he sends up this ecumenical fantasy by asking if penguins can be gay.
The aircraft continued on course in the direction of Winona, where it encountered the thunderstorm.
Future research should focus on identifying in further detail which forms of encounters affect which types of trust, and in what directions.
For Italy's lack of direction, I encountered a metaphor almost too easy and convenient: road signs that could no longer be read, because untended, untrimmed grasses and branches obscured them.
Following firm directions the bazookas were used to good effect by 3 RAR in a number of encounters with tanks during the next few days.
He believed that he had been "pushed" in the direction of writing because he had never encountered a rejection slip.
