Sentence examples for directions in the first from inspiring English sources

I believe the directions in the first step below will get you going, and from then on it's a breeze.

The energetic score of Fred Lerdahl's cleverly constructed "Spirals" reflected its title, with brisk motifs that rose and tumbled in frenzied patterns, spiraling in many directions in the first movement.

The Thomistic revival, known as neo-Thomism or the third Thomism (after the Thomism of Aquinas himself and the Thomism of his earlier interpreters), developed in a variety of directions in the first half of the 20th century.

"It was great conditions out there," he said, "although there were four different wind directions in the first eight holes.

Dickinson indulges in a little eye-rolling over Bev's silliness and tiresome directions in the first part, an unlikely and dangerous tic for a maid.

Projection direction was also strongly correlated with Δlevel (ρ = 0.74, p < 0.001, Fig.  9c), which was to be expected, as the hierarchical arrangements, and therefore the level differences, were derived from the projection directions in the first place.

Edges of hexagonal prism which belong to [0001] and [1-100] [1-100]ons in the secondirectionse denoted winh black line, while thesecondthe fourth layer are shown by gray lines.

In the LDW tsunami model, the stretching method cannot be applied straightforwardly to Eq. 10 because there are higher-order derivatives along the mixed directions in the second terms.

Using the above directions in the second one, go straight instead of the trail on the right.

There is a glimpse of this direction in the first four minutes of the episode, which were made available a few days in advance of the premiere.

The first is the percentage of Americans who told Gallup they were "very satisfied" with the country's direction in the first year of Ronald Reagan's second term; the second is the average who said the same last month.