Sentence examples for directions driven from inspiring English sources

The twin lamellae grow in preferred directions driven by the motion of the mobile partial dislocations.

However, OpenStack recently has been criticized for moving in multiple directions, driven by the various hardware players who all have competing business and strategic agendas and, now, products that may not work well with each other.

The walk Distance: 2km Duration: 25 mins Grade: Easy Beach access: Easy Directions: Drive away from Polruan on the only road out of the village, then go up the hill and past two left turns.

Distance: 2.5km Duration: 45 mins Walk grade: Easy Beach access: Easy Directions: Drive south out of Wareham on the B3075 and, just as you enter Stoborough, take the left turn onto Nutcrack Lane.

Others talk of a department "without direction", "driven by ideology not facts" and "unmotivated and inward looking".

Starting with CNN in September 2008, the general manager of CNN.com and senior vice-president KC Estenson overhauled the management team at CNN.com and set them on a new strategic direction driven by innovation and embracing new technologies and partnerships.

He was struck by a car moving in the opposite direction, driven by an Elizabeth woman who never saw him and had no chance to stop, Lieutenant Baginski said.

One could even claim that all laboratory-based biology is heading in this direction, driven by the desire to become gnotobiology.

In all these mixers while homogenization in the direction of rotation is fast, mediated by a convective mixing process, mixing in the horizontal (axial) direction, driven by a dispersive process, is often much slower.

However, even in the case of a particularly unfavourable crystalline matching with the deposition substrate, YSZ showed a clear tendency to a 2D growth toward the (001) direction driven by the deposition substrate.

The work efficiency is greatly improved, compared with that of a single-direction driven float-type wave power system, which works only when the wave is rising, or only when it is falling.