Sentence examples for directions is designed from inspiring English sources
Secondly, a crossover operator based on uniform design which can search decision space along the descent (ascent) directions is designed to improve the search efficiency of the algorithm.
The logo, evoking two train tracks with arrows pointing in opposite directions, was designed by a young lettering artist on the tube to work.
A six-foot-high coat rack with eyes staring in all directions was designed in France by Cr?Cr? $250 from Pylones, (800) 345-6404 or www.pylones-usa.com.
The online directions are designed for beginners, with lists of birds likely to be found in specific areas and a question that lets a participant estimate how sure he or she is of the identification.
A prototype cable-driven ankle mechanism with two controllable DOFs in DP and IE directions was designed and fabricated as a proof of concept prototype (Figure 1).
The sizes of each grid block in both x and y directions were designed using a geometric gridding coefficient of 1.2; the size of the layers in the z direction varies as shown in Fig. 4.
Two absorbers in the longitudinal and transverse directions are designed to control the vibration near the simultaneous primary, sub-harmonic and internal resonance where system damage is probable.
For larger values of depth of cut and consequently higher MRR, tunable vibration absorbers (TVA) (in x y directions) are designed to improve stability.
Oligonucleotide probes covering both forward and reverse reading directions were designed in collaboration with CeBiTec, Bielefeld University.
For effective detection of axial cracks, a shear-horizontal guided wave magnetostrictive transducer that has wide beam directivity but can focus more power along the circumferential direction than the longitudinal direction is designed.
She is the first African-American to head a major consumer publication at Time Inc. Teen People, under Ms. Barnett's direction, is designed to look like the doodled-on binders of teenage girls, written in perfect urban teen vernacular couched in curly, handwritten type.
