Sentence examples for frequent directions from inspiring English sources

Only from the 16th century do frequent directions for tempo occur, mostly in collections having a wide variety of musical forms and styles, e.g., the vihuela (guitar-shaped lute) publications of the Spaniard Luis Milán or the lute books of the German Hans Neusidler.

Directional changes during the initial C-bend were less variable than the final escape angle, and the most frequent directions were associated with high escape velocity.

We observed that, in comparison to wildtype cells, vesicles moved much shorter distances (or showed no net movement), without directional bias, and lacked processivity, instead taking random paths with frequent direction changes.

It is extremely accessible and can be navigated with the help of frequent direction posts or by the pointing fingers of local villagers.

"Shut up and smile," is the frequent direction, maybe not in these exact words, given to a model during a photo shoot.

The most frequent direction of the wind in the Negev area is north-west.

The plume's most frequent direction was from southeast after midday, when the wind at the surface was from NNE.

To assess power asymmetries among females, we calculated the Directional Consistency Index (DCI), which represents how often a particular behavior is given in the most frequent direction and ranges from 0 (equal exchange) to 1 (unidirectional) [van Hooff & van Wensing, 1987].

Estimates of average and most frequent wind directions have also been presented for individual grids to facilitate the design and orientation of building envelopes.

Situations such as low wind speed, high turbulence and frequent wind-direction change can reduce the performance of horizontal axis wind turbine (HAWT).

VAWTs do not suffer as much from reduced energy outputs, as a result of frequent wind direction changes, whereas HAWTs must yaw and track the wind to be able to extract energy economically.