Sentence examples for guidance which are from inspiring English sources

To elicit better teaching, we propose giving humans teaching guidance, which are instructions on how to teach, derived from computational teaching algorithms or heuristics.

The development of scaffolds for bone filling of large defects requires an understanding of angiogenesis and vascular guidance, which are crucial processes for bone formation and healing.

Some are convinced that the problem is hopeless (Anscombe 1989, pp. 110 1; Wilson 1989, Ch. 9; O'Brien 2007, Ch. 8); others that it can be solved by appeal to such phenomena as causal direction and guidance, which are found outside the province of intentional action and therefore introduce no circularity (Thalberg 1984; Mele 1992, Ch. 11; Setiya 2007a, pp. 31 2).

These data are consistent with non-motile cells, unaffected by contact guidance, which are spreading uniformly and increasing cytoskeletal tension on their focal attachments, leading to the formation of SMAs.

But there is also common-law guidance, which is by example.

You'll need some guidance, which is why she's there.

A spokesman for the Ministry of Justice said: "We cannot comment on unfinished draft guidance which is yet to be made public.

Don't ask for a job, but ask for advice and guidance, which is what you need right now.

Films in Iran require a permit from the Ministry of Culture and Guidance, which is not always forthcoming when sensitive issues are addressed.

There's speculation that the Fed could tweak its current guidance, which is that rates would start to rise once the jobless rate drops to 6.5%.

Nor does it provide the comprehensive pre-entry guidance which is sometimes needed to give a person the best possible chance of starting (and staying) the course.