Sentence examples for direction of expansion from inspiring English sources
The local geo-physical conditions have constrained the spatial direction of expansion.
A midway change in the direction of expansion of domain, effected by the addition of particles of different mean composition, is captured correctly by the rule-set.
After a long struggle to balance the need for expansion into suburban areas with the goal of keeping mass transit fares low for city residents, a $12 million deficit has forced public transit officials to make a choice, and they moved clearly in the direction of expansion.
Building an American Empire details how a government that struggled to exercise plenary power used federal land policy to assert authority over the direction of expansion by engineering the pace and patterns of settlement and to control the movement of populations.
But there are many ways of doing this and it is unclear at the outset whether there is a correct direction of expansion.
The direction of expansion of the intramural hematoma determines the successive steps: if it is towards the lumen, stenosis or occlusion of the vessel could occur, with, though not necessarily, the formation of a double-lumen and an intimal flap; if it is towards the surrounding tissues, it could produce dilatation of the vessel and cause compressive local signs.
Simulated range expansions revealed directional patterns whereby inter-individual genetic distances were reduced in the direction of the expansion event (Fig. 3e, Table 1).
Cellulose microfibrils are generally oriented perpendicular to the direction of cell expansion and, because of their tensile strength, define an axis of growth by limiting radial expansion [ 3].
While the mechanical properties of the cell wall determine both the extent and direction of cell expansion, the cortical microtubule array plays a critical role in cell wall organization and, consequently, determining directional (anisotropic) cell expansion [ 1 6].
The direction of population expansion was the same as that of predominant winds. 5.
