Sentence examples for gathering towards from inspiring English sources

Probabilistic models grounded on first principles are used in the design of dynamic experiments to bias data gathering towards the subspace of most promising operating conditions.

In And the Skies Are Not Cloudy All Day, most of the action is in the upper half, the paint scurrying and gathering towards the right, while down below a couple of dozen dashes of paint leap and tumble across empty space.

The looks on the faces of the youngsters in the crowd when Nadal produces such moments of brilliance leave nobody in any doubt as to what he has brought to game, together with his rivalry against Federer which everybody hopes is gathering towards another climax this Sunday.

Sprinters are gathering towards the front of the peloton.

The availability of energy-efficient algorithms for data gathering towards the FC is particularly relevant when the monitoring network is deployed on a large geographical area (e.g., a forest), where highly efficient routing protocols are required for a sustainable network lifetime.

Lifestyles were shifting from hunter-gathering towards growing the first crops and keeping animals for meat, milk and skin.

And it has been the cause, or the pretext, for many of the hard-line policies of the Putin presidency.Russia's gathering suspicion towards the West can be traced in part to the autumn of 2004, and Beslan.

Equally well-judged is the non-inclusion of Michael McIntyre, a Monkhouse-like storyteller whose gathering momentum towards a slot on prime-time television was expected to bring him some recognition this year.

Around the ground young soldiers from this magnificent group of fighting men, 13 of whom have been awarded the Victoria Cross, stood with collecting buckets, gathering donations towards aid for a country devastated by earthquake.

Mr. Collis said there are currently about 45 families in the Bridgeport area gathering hours towards their own homes, with an estimated wait of about two years before being chosen.

I knew then that I must read on and on, through into the 15th century, and the 18th (watching to see whether the sky there was so very clear), and on through the gathering clouds towards Wyndham Lewis's 1914 proposal of a new climate for modern life.