Sentence examples for direction refers from inspiring English sources

Vehicle direction: refers to the direction of a vehicle.

Gd2O3 in its bixbyite structure exhibits a lattice parameter a of 10.812 Å (1 ML in [111] direction refers to a / 2 3 = 3. 12 Å ), which nearly equals the substrate value.

The second direction refers to research and technological development of specific systems and processes, integrally optimum, of which the justification lies on the exergy analysis, i.e. on its capacity to simultaneously consider energy, economy and ecology aspects, such as diabatic distillation, absorption heat pumps, coking gasification-combined coking gasification-combined, fuel cycle, etc.

The vertical direction refers to developmental time, from the zygote at the top to the developed organism at the bottom.

P values are from the two-sample t-test, and "match direction" refers to the comparison between the two array experiments.

Direction refers to actions taken at a system level aiming to affect all the regulated organizations, e.g. developing health-care legislation and national guidelines for delivery of care.

This week, Secretary of State John Kerry expressed "real concerns" about Egypt's direction, referring to "the recent arrests, the violence in the streets, the lack of inclusivity with respect to the opposition…." Victoria Nuland, a State Department spokeswoman, referred to the actions against Youssef and others as "evidence of a disturbing trend of growing restrictions on freedom of expression".

This study focuses on the evaluation of non-uniform wall impregnation in the axial direction, referred to as catalyst zoning.

All the beams are with the same downtilt; therefore, users in the same horizontal direction referring to BS cannot be scheduled at the same time, as shown in Figure1a.

According to the measurement result, it is found that the distribution center is not in accordance with the LoS direction (referred as 0 degree) and an angular offset is observed.

It all started last week with a little tweet from Zayn Malik of One Direction, referring to Max George, a singer in fellow British boy band The Wanted, as a "geek".