Sentence examples for have a direction of from inspiring English sources

'She would be his wife, but have a direction of her own.' And Obama and McCain may have more in common than it appears.

Since Anscombe, desires are said to have a "direction of fit," and one that is the opposite to the "direction of fit" of beliefs.

A population advancing their phenology, but to an insufficient degree so as to keep pace with their primary food source, for example, would be considered to have a direction of response that is adaptive, but a pace that is not.

Many vinyl tiles have a direction of run, that is, a specific orientation to follow so their pattern is consistent throughout a room.

Some roof metal profiles have a direction of run," so that the laps fit correctly to guarantee a good, weatherproof roof system.

The BPSK desired signal has a phase ϕ s = 0° and a direction of arrival θ s = 0° whereas the interference has a direction of arrival θ1 = 20° and an input INR such that INR = SNR + 15 dB.

This result suggests that the preferable fault plane of the 1964 Niigata earthquake is the eastward-dipping nodal plane estimated by Abe (1975), which has a direction of maximum dip and a dip of E9°S and 34°, respectively.

The evaluation of the derived stress tensor reveals predominately thrust faulting where the principal compressive stress axis has a direction of 340° (NNW-SSE) combined with strike-slip components.

The neutral wind drives the ionospheric current, ({mathbf{J}}), which has a direction of ({mathbf{E}}+{mathbf{u}}times {mathbf{B}}), where ({mathbf{B}}) is the geomagnetic field vector.

Just like wood, leather has a direction of texture.

If the edges have a direction, we speak of a directed graph, or a digraph.