Sentence examples for guiding tends from inspiring English sources

Note that the automatic evacuation guiding tends to guide physically close evacuees to the same route, due to the sharing of information about blocked road segments among mobile nodes.

The standard "four C's" diamond pricing guide tends to be a rigid assessment of cut, clarity, color, and carat weight.

Conversely, the use of the correct tree as a guide tends to improve the phylogenetic information contained in gaps.

When core porosity is increased, guiding mode tends to spread towards the cladding region (illustrated in Fig. 2).

Guides tend to fall back on "folklore and myth".

So restaurant guides tend to be out of date by the time they hit the bookstores.

SAFETY Travel guides tend to describe Marseille as something akin to Detroit.

And the few negative judgments that creep into the guide tend to be attributed to mysterious groups of people.

But adolescent health guides tend to focus on specific problems like eating disorders or depression, and Dr. Lopez said he wanted to write something more comprehensive.

The city's historic-tour guides tend to gloss over slavery, as if it were impolite to acknowledge the violence and oppression behind the construction of everything beautiful.

But successful counterinsurgencies, if history is a guide, tend not to be pretty, especially in countries where violence has been a way of life and rules governing warfare and human rights have been routinely ignored by those in uniform.