Sentence examples for forms guided by from inspiring English sources

Since then, UNICEF's assistance to Tanzania has taken many forms guided by the changing situation of women and children in Tanzania, national and organization priorities.

The casual assumption of innate cognitive, moral, and emotional deficiencies in nonwhite humans goes back to David Hume and Thomas Carlyle, but, after Darwin, racism assumed a new, pseudo-scientific form, guided by the assumption that the "races" of human beings instantiated both earlier, wilder types and later, civilized types, each with the fixed characteristics of its breed.

Whenever the learned movements are repeated, they are formed and guided by the replica.

Its form is guided by her memory, which, in Denise's experience, resides in the body.

Kenny gives several pages late in the book to the failings of Bolt's depiction of More, the essential failing being in his view that More did not understand the conscience in the isolated sense that Bolt sees it, but as formed and guided by the consensus of Christendom.

At the very least, medical educators need to be aware that students completing evaluation forms may be guided by different priorities than programme directors interpreting evaluation results.

A community – and a very big one – had formed whose participants, guided by Grillo and Casaleggio, started using the social networking portal Meetup to form local groups.

Formed in 1983, Guided by Voices would become one of the most prolific and beloved lo-fi indie acts of the '90s — a cult band whose cult includes Eddie Vedder, Steven Soderbergh, Chloe Sevigny, the Strokes and the White House press secretary.

By the turn of the twentieth century, suburban form was frequently guided by property restrictions, put in place by developers, that ensured the creation of an orderly streetscape of substantial homes; the houses themselves were often the products of architects' plan books and improved industrial techniques that enabled the mass-production of many house components.

Technology enthusiasts like Mrs. Pride, the publisher, counter that the elitists are the anti-computer home schoolers -- particularly those affiliated with the so-called unschooling movement, which rejects most packaged educational programs in favor of more free-form learning activities guided by children's interests.

For a more detailed comparison method, identified contigs were concatenated manually to form a pseudomolecule, guided by information from NUCmer comparisons and paired-end fosmid mappings.