Sentence examples for from the inward from inspiring English sources

In 1972 he formed Return to Forever, apparently to turn away from the inward, abstract music of Circle; he wanted his music to communicate to audiences.

Although he's steeped in the classical language of his training, he has experimented with modern techniques, from the inward focus of contact improvisation to the off-centred articulation of the Merce Cunningham style.

However, the overall diameter of the HCNFs produced from the inward coaxial nozzle is slightly bigger as shown in Fig. 5b.

Moreover, the shrinkage of the size diameter of the HCNFs from the inward coaxial nozzle electrospinning was only 49.30 % of their initial nanofiber diameter.

The N2 adsorption isotherms (Fig. 6) show that the HCNFs produced from the inward coaxial nozzle and normal coaxial nozzle systems have a typical type-I pattern (monolayer adsorption) which indicates the presence of micropores.

The shells shown in Fig. 2 were washed, sun dried for 7 days (Sun drying was important to simplicity expulsion of the meat from the inward shells of the pistachio pieces), afterward the Pistachio shells were squashed utilizing electric power grinder machine shown in Fig. 3 to diminish it to sizes similar to fine aggregate as determined in IQS No. 45/1984 [12].

On the right, the dying Zhou, stricken with cancer, sought to promote Deng Xiaoping, whose economic reforms he thought essential to rescue China from the inward-looking xenophobia of the cultural revolution.

We have been running an experiment of a kind that no sane ethicist would allow: what happens when, in a country large enough to contain every imaginable kind of crazy, from the inward-turning, maniac sort to the outward-turning, politicized kind, you make sure that almost anyone can readily buy any kind of gun?

What's clear is that a lot of what Bild's man called the "party of losers" are the kind of people who emerged from the inward-looking, xenophobic police state that was East Germany until its dramatic collapse (in 1990) and still feel hard done by.

If we view computing clouds from the inward-looking perspective mentioned above, it can be seen that the cloud framework itself is a distributed application that in turn supports distributed guest applications, for the reasons listed below.

As this is pretty much an about turn from the inward-looking, military-first policy of nuke-mad Kim Jong Il, the new leader has to strike an awkward balance between seeing through his father's nuclear legacy without undermining it (which would question his own role as dynastic successor), and actually doing something meaningful on the ground to make life better for everyone.