Sentence examples for direction through which from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it's the rather clinical direction, through which the novel's nuances and ambiguities seem to have been surgically removed.

Planning and modification of the built environment provide another direction through which violent trauma can be prevented.

If the trend information offers a sense of the velocity (magnitude and direction!) through which the patient is moving through the space, and the space has an underlying probability density, then we can make an educated prediction about whether the patient is staying in condition 1, heading toward condition 2, or heading toward some other condition entirely.

In some way, in some direction, the lens through which Kelly regards these cases appears to be distorted.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin February 9, 2018 In some way, in some direction, the lens through which Kelly regards the domestic-abuse allegations against Porter appears to be distorted.

The wrist makes a follow-through which provides direction to the flight of the ball.

Without any of that, though, it's still an elegant, feisty showpiece, full of vividly imagined ideas and quicksilver changes of direction and mood, through which the soloist cavorts like a high-wire artist, over an orchestra (without violins or violas) which comments on and supports its act.

For samples with higher Cclay, the variation of ΔnNCs observed in the edge- and through-directions, which is attributed to plane-orientation of the clay platelets, increased with increasing Cclay.

Standard electronic circuitry performs the necessary integrations of the accelerations to provide the distances and directions, in three dimensions, through which the craft has moved from its original position.

The end result is that the axon stops growing and changes direction, but the molecular mechanisms through which these events occur are not well understood.

Strong auxetic (or negative Poisson's ratio) behaviour is observed in the through-thickness direction, which is attributed to fibre kinking induced during processing.