Sentence examples for directions used from inspiring English sources
"Directions used" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You could use it to refer to directions that were given to someone and followed, typically in the context of a discussion about a journey or a project. For example: "We followed the directions used by the GPS and arrived at the destination without any issues."
The directions used are the central direction of each solid angle and the 46 directional STAR values which are summed up with a weighting coefficient derived from the standard overcast sky radiance distribution (Moon and Spencer, 1942).
He said the staff had failed to follow doctors' directions, used obsolete equipment, maintained sloppy charts and discharged emergency patients before they were stabilized, among other things.
Rather primitive tools were made by striking flakes from a flint core in alternating directions; used cores were later used as choppers.
Not all interesting questions are riddles, including some of the interesting questions that Mr. Aczel seeks to answer, like where the concept of the directions used in navigation originated, or how sailors navigated before there were compasses.
The goal of BAO is to improve the quality of the directions used and, at the same time, release the treatment planner for other tasks.
The five blue lines indicate the antenna beam directions used in the conventional five-beam method for EAR RASS experiments in 2001 2005, which did not effectively detect the RASS echoes.
Purified PCR products were direct sequenced in both directions using the appropriate PCR primers (ASGPB, University of Hawaìi at Manoa).
In coming weeks, trains will probably run in both directions using only the south tunnel, Ms. Chabrier said.
Apple's Maps still can't give you directions using public transportation, but at least it now has walking directions.
Some two-thirds of the respondents said they believed that wireless phones would someday be used for remote e-mail access and for getting directions using Global Positioning System technology.
Consider the Apple Watch giving map directions using haptic feedback.
