Sentence examples for direction which has been from inspiring English sources

The results confirm the development of a secondary flow in the spanwise direction, which has been found to be correlated to the rotational speed.

The local gas phase holdup, bubble chord length and bubble rising velocity decrease with the radial direction, which has been well represented by parabolic formulas.

This culture-bound constraint on data collection, in turn, would reorient the development of AI in a more social instead of consumer-marketing direction, which has been the main focus of both China and Silicon Valley.

An article on Saturday about the resurgence of boy bands, including the British group One Direction, which has been signed by Columbia Records, misspelled the surname of a Columbia executive who commented on the group and misstated his title.

The "pragmatic" line of going along with AV or AV+ on the basis that it would be a step in the right direction, which has been received frontbench wisdom for the best part of the decade, needs to go out of the window.

The coil was oriented so that the induced-electric current flowed in a posterior-anterior direction which has been considered to be more effective in activating underlying cortical neurons [67].

Finally, American Kestrels have the highest rates of translational head movements (vertical or frontal displacements of the head keeping the bill in the same direction), which have been associated with depth perception through motion parallax.

They are DB method without considering nulling directions, which has been presented in [6], the proposed PODB method, and null-steering DB method in [23].

Sir Stanley Burnton, the interception commissioner at IOCCO, said: "We have recently concluded our comprehensive review of section 94 [Telecommunications Act] directions which have been issued by secretaries of state from various government departments since the late 1990s, after taking this additional oversight on at the request of the prime minister in 2015.

We here survey the main directions which have been pursued, we show real projects where geometric considerations have played a role, and we outline open problems which we think are significant for the future development of both theory and practice of architectural geometry.

In the subsequent subsections, we discuss various techniques, design geometry and their accuracies in determining the crystallographic directions which have been published in the period of more than two decades.