Sentence examples for direction to maintain from inspiring English sources

We are going into the huge Brexit experiment with the tiller of state tied fast in a single position, without proper parliamentary opposition and under a new leader who has only to look in one direction to maintain her position.

As a recent Guardian piece noted: "when you're confronted by prejudice and you don't object to it, your own attitudes shift in a more prejudiced direction, to maintain consistency between your behaviour and your beliefs".

Each 2D sampling mask was generated for each time frame and a fixed number of NPE/4 lines were sampled along the phase-encoding (PE) direction to maintain the downsampling factor of 4 (where NPE indicates the total number of PE lines).

These results suggest that selection has continuously acted in one direction to maintain high amounts of negatively charged amino acids particularly in the acidic domain, resulting in an overall net negative charge of NASP proteins presumably for their interaction with positively charged histones (also see Additional file 1: Table S4).

Turn the trailer around a corner by steering (in the manner above) the trailer toward the corner, then you must steer somewhat in the opposite direction to maintain the turning angle.

They are giving the directions to maintain the wetland site, but the convention did not give proper compensation to maintain the land".

However, P&O algorithm presents some disadvantages such as high oscillation around the MPP because the perturbation continuously changes in both directions to maintain the MPP (Motahhir et al. 2016).

Animals respond to a moving floor during transport by stepping in different directions to maintain their balance, but little is known about the importance of different types of movement.

Recent work by Core et al. 2008 [ 16] and Seila et al. 2008 [ 17] demonstrates that promoters can load RNA Pol II in both the forward and reverse directions to maintain a short region of open chromatin.

Specificity is the only way to maintain a clear direction.

Michael Grandage keeps the character moving around with profound direction, hoping to maintain the fleeting interest of the motel clerk, played by Frank Wood.