Sentence examples for downwards direction from inspiring English sources

In a downwards direction.

In contrast to power reactor units, propagation of coolant in research reactors is arranged in downwards direction, i.e. from core top to bottom.

To investigate the effect of misregistration, we shifted the original TF maps for phantom studies in either + x (towards the right side of the system) or + y (downwards) direction and the maps for animal studies in + x, +y or + z (towards the back side of the system) direction.

While values for XIAP mRNA determined by qRT-PCR fluctuated by as much as 10% both in an upwards and downwards direction, by day 106 of the incubation there was no significant difference in delta CT compared to time zero.

The butterfly stretches the legs to lift the body so that enough space is provided beneath to allow for the extension of the proboscis beyond the bend region in forwards and downwards direction (Fig. 1A).

Figure 4 shows typical intra-tidal compliance-volume curves in the same patient as in Figures 2 and 3. Positive slope (upwards direction) of the compliance-volume curves at a low PEEP indicates ongoing recruitment in inflation, while a negative slope (downwards direction) indicates overdistension of alveoli.

The patterns of modulation of fixation-related and movement-related activities were consistent, both preferring downwards directions of gaze.

Other measures are being developed, but the sick-leave numbers are already heading in the right direction — downwards.

The hot exhaust plume promotes the formation of a thermal stratification that pushes the initial hydrogen rich gas downwards and in direction of the PAR inlet.

The starting point (time 0 for all of the time points discussed below) of the jump used for integration was determined from the video data as the instant during which the sternal marker no longer moved downwards but reversed direction and started its upwards motion (Earls, 2000).

Always start shaving "with the grain", i.e. downwards, following the direction in which the hairs grow.