Sentence examples for dual direction from inspiring English sources
It was directed by Robert Milton and Dorothy Arzner, who share alternately in screen credit for their dual direction.
An LDNMOS-based and an LDPMOS-based dual direction silicon controlled rectifier (DDSCR) devices have been designed and fabricated in a 0.5-μm 5 V/18 V high voltage (HV CDMOSS process.
In [23], a dual direction downloading algorithm from FTP servers (DDFTP) that is available over the Internet, cloud, and grid environments was proposed.
It is essential to use the association between perceived health and QOL in patients, especially in regards to the dual direction of this association.
To compensate for the distortion, spatial re-mapping correction was applied following spatial realignment; this required the acquisition of an additional scan with the participant at rest, consisting of 20 volumes of interleaved dual direction phase encoding (10 left-to-right phase encoding, KL, and 10 right-to-left phase encoding, KR).
Minor modifications in present standard fuel assembly design allow use of each fuel assembly in dual directions along vertical axis.
The results show that the average motion speeds of the prototype in dual directions were as 72 mm/s and 61.5 mm/s under the excitation voltage of 500 VRMS, respectively.
Brewer cites the dual directions of today's new traditionalists and neo-modernists as evidence to support his thinking.
Loneliness is a known risk factor (Bergendahl, Allard, Aléx, Lundman, & Gustafson, 2007; Cacioppo, Huges, Waite, Hawkley, & Thisted, 2006), but the relationship might have dual directions, and loneliness and depressive symptomatology can act synergistically to diminish well-being (Cacioppo et al., 2006).
The performance of the dual-direction hammer was designed and simulated by the commercial finite element analysis software.
The length in this study represents the service length, which is the length between the origin and destination of the line regardless of the dual-direction, rather than the track length.
