Sentence examples for direction of preparing from inspiring English sources
SECRETARY GENERAL AMR MOUSSA: Well, Egypt today is going through a transitional period, where things will certainly move in the direction of preparing the ground for the next phase, or the era of a new Egypt--the preparation for the election of the president, election of parliament, drafting of a new constitution, preparing a vision for Egypt of the future after the transitional period.
The value of this recommendation cannot be over-emphasized in giving the student a sense of direction for preparing a clear and coherent project plan prior to seeking statistical advice on how to analyse their data.
Intensive attempts are being made in development in the direction of designing, preparing, testing and up-scaling, effective, practical and strong deep and ultra-deep desulfurization systems, such as desulfurization catalysts and sorbents [9].
The use of polymer materials wrapping liquid halothane (such as PFP) is a new research direction for preparing nanoemulsions.
Try to tell the audience why they should listen and what you hope for them to take away from your speech fairly early on to give them a sense of direction and prepare them for what you have to say.
In this paper Ni P gradient deposits with a graded change of P content in the direction of thickness were prepared from a single plating bath using an electrodeposition method.
Now anticipating an attack from the east, the U.S. Marine forces, under the direction of General Vandegrift, prepared their defenses on the east side of the Lunga perimeter.
Here, ordered ZnFe2O4 nanowire arrays with preferred crystal orientation of [110] direction were prepared by spatial confinement oxidation of preferred [110] crystal orientation ZnFe2 alloy nanowires in AAO templates.
Carbon fibrils with length of 2 3 μm formed by stacking graphite sheets of ∼10 40 nm in thickness along the 〈0 0 1〉 direction were prepared by pyrolysis of tetrahydrofuran at 600 °C in the existence of metallic nickel.
The routine differs depending on the direction of the threat, always preparing the fly to lunge in the opposite direction, the researchers report online today in Current Biology.
