Sentence examples for directs away from from inspiring English sources
The tail directs away from the polar solvent, while the hydrophilic head is attached by polar solvent molecule by electrostatic attraction force.
Based on this fact, Laurenza et al. (2003) showed that the GG-component can be used for deriving reliable sector polarity of the IMF which is defined as away (toward) when the IMF directs away from (toward) the Sun.
When it is directed away from the vertical, it becomes more sensitive to microwaves from higher altitudes.
Regulations keep all stunts directed away from the crowd, and only the top-rated pilots can fly at low altitude.
More than 290,000 tons of the high-tech castoffs are now directed away from landfills and toward recyclers each year.
In 2006, she directed Away From Her, about a woman suffering from Alzheimer's (Julie Christie was nominated for an Oscar).
The public's attention was directed away from the old issues that would bring it together, and toward new ones — issues that would tear it apart.
When Messrs Daley and Jackson climbed into a black limousine with the Gores, Mrs Moseley-Braun was directed away from the car by a member of Mr Gore's staff.
The bill also classifies minerals as "strategic", which means they can be directed away from their most profitable use as ministers see fit.
