Sentence examples for guidance originates from inspiring English sources
That guidance originates in a literary and literary-critical world that is amiable, bland, clubby, pious, careerist, relentlessly cheerful, desperate for numbers, suavely relativizing, and awash in worthless praise.
It can be argued that the first official public health dietary guidance originated with the British Merchant Seaman's Act in 1835, which suggested lime or lemon juice for sailors to prevent what we now know as scurvy.
Attractive and repulsive guidance cues originating at or near the midline help guide the formation of the Drosophila embryonic nervous system.
Micropylar guidance signals originate at least in part from the two synergid cells contained within the female gametophyte; pollen tubes do not enter ovules in which synergid cells were either laser ablated [ 14] or defective due to a lesion in A. thaliana MYB98 gene [ 15].
"Our sovereignty" here does not simply mean that of the nation of Honduras, which the present government is eagerly selling to the highest bidder under the guidance of novel economic "development" policies originating in the US.
On the front line, the problem is that there has been "no clear guidance" on exactly how to arrange commission structures for employees who originate loans, said Melissa Cohn, the president of the Manhattan Mortgage Company, a loan brokerage firm.
In a culture where children grow up with a skewed concept of where food originates, it is up to schools to step in and provide guidance.
Project-level explanatory variables originating from the research are presented and then used to elaborate guidance for the application of Building with Nature in Natura 2000 areas.
This paper argues that methodological guidance, as well as tools for decision support, may be found in the research field of Value Driven Design (VDD), which originates in the realm of Systems Engineering.
Ms. Buckley has spent more than two decades divining the future, offering spiritual guidance and assembling offerings for the orishas, the pantheon of deities who represent different facets of nature in the Yoruba tradition from which Santeria originated.
