Sentence examples for direction spreading from inspiring English sources

Nancy reached a hand in either direction, spreading herself between Ann and her husband as if to ward off blows.

In every direction, spreading out from the vacant lot where the hotel was to have been, there are tollbooths, offramps, parking lots, queues of idling traffic and, of course, the salt pile.

The maps depict an impossibly elaborate web, with escalators, ramps and walkways stretching for miles in every direction, spreading like the vigorous root systems of an army of weeds.

The hindcast analysis reveals firstly strong seasonal fluctuations of wave climate, with winters characterized by large and long-period waves of mean direction spreading from south-west to north-west, and summers characterized by smaller and shorter-period waves originating from norther directions.

Those organizers, Mr. Ezz and Mr. Issa said, knew that that the uprising had now acquired a life of its own beyond their direction, spread and coordinated by television coverage instead of the Internet.

In the cross-ply manufacturing process, the fibers are aligned in one direction, spread into a web and adhered with a resin.

In a nutshell, local structural activity is taken in the form of direction spread whereas structural activity weight is computed through a measure of structural strength and zero-crossing activity.

The image I have right now is Charles looking over the whole puzzle of culture, all the well-worn, greasy, handled pieces scattered in a million directions, spread over the carpet, unsolvable.

Tada (1984, 1985) investigated crustal deformation of the Kyushu region using repeated triangulation surveys for 1892 1982 and found that the Beppu−Shimabara graben, going across the central Kyushu region in an east west direction, was spreading in a north south direction about a rate of 15 mm/year.

In response to the repulsive force, the landslide may change direction, spread or contract, and split or join in while traveling across the 3D terrain.

The azimuthal anisotropy in the oceanic upper mantle appears to be aligned with the direction of spreading at the time of crustal generation rather than in the direction of present plate motions (e.g. Christensen, 1984).