Sentence examples for explain the direction from inspiring English sources

Later he tried to explain the direction his choreography was taking.

It's important to make every effort to welcome new colleagues, listen to their concerns and opinions and address as many as possible; to patiently explain the direction in which the organisation is planning to go and if necessary explain it again and again.

For instance, bacteria, soil micro-arthropods, and nematodes are also known as potential key agents of plant−soil feedbacks2,4,10,31, so whether they could explain the direction and strength of feedbacks observed in our study is still an open question.

The current study cannot explain the direction of effects between NSSI and parenting behaviors; this should be investigated in future prospective longitudinal studies.

Though it was thought that knowing where the auxin transporters are was enough to explain the direction of auxin transport in plants, it is now clear that activation by the kinases needs to be taken into account too.

On a Thursday late last month just before Natalie took the test, her tutor handed her a packet of pattern completion problems and started to explain the directions.

This paper will explain the directions these developments are advancing and the openings they provide for further process safety research and risk assessment, which when applied will result in improved process risk control.

A comparison between the experimental and theoretical results demonstrates that the model can describe the magnetic circular dichroism, the values of TC observed in the studied systems as well as explain the directions of the easy axis and the magnitudes of the corresponding anisotropy fields as a function of confinement and biaxial strain.

The computed displacement rates were oriented east-southeast, which cannot explain the directions of the observed displacement rates at the stations located near longitude 140.5° and latitude 35.8°, for example.

Others have similarly shown that collagen fiber alignment does not fully explain the direction-dependent material properties of collagen gels [ 24].

Children in fourth to sixth grade (9-12 years old) completed the survey under supervision of at least one facility staff member, who was available to explain the directions of each questionnaire and answer questions as needed.