Sentence examples for going outward from inspiring English sources

Lines stretching inwards from the middle ring represent immigrants, while those going outward signify emigration.

In reality, a passer wants to do the exact opposite; let the fingertips linger on the ball as long as possible and finish with the palm going outward — a supination of the wrist.

The decrease in spacing of the oil-withdrawal contours is here scaled for constant production rate; a declining well rate would result in faster narrowing of the contour spacing going outward.

When no flood is applied, the oil-withdrawal contours in a continuous (non-faulted), homogeneous and isotropic reservoir remain unperturbed and are shaped as concentric circles centered around the production well with decreasing spacing going outward for contours of equal time lapse (Fig. 2a).

Styx, Nix, Kerberos and Hydra are fairly close to 3 1, 4 1, 5 1 and 6 1 mean-motion orbital resonances with Charon, respectively (the ratios approach integral commensurabilities more closely going outward from Pluto).

The recording order was randomized between points going either column or row-wise and by starting either at outer points and going inward or at inner points and going outward to prevent temporal summation [ 14].

As you go outward, the clearance zone gets bigger.

And as you go outward the orbit speeds get progressively slower.

The dialogue is first with the artist, but then it goes outward, and is shared with other people.

Sympathy, as in, I sympathize, my heart goes outward to you— outward to you, as in, You over there, stay over there, don't come any closer.

Several semesters and at least one published story later, he decided he had "a novelist's temperament: my imagination goes outward".