Sentence examples for in addition to the direction from inspiring English sources
"Now speed becomes a factor, in addition to the direction you are hitting it," Shiff said, demonstrating his point on the fourth hole, where he bounced the ball off a section of brick on the left side of the fairway so it skipped over a patch of rough and then into the cup for a hole in one.
In addition to the direction of the possible outmigration flow, another important dimension is the length of stay.
In addition to the direction, output is also supervised by an under voltage element to enhance the security [19, 23].
In addition to the direction and location of the osteotomy, the placement of the fixation screws is important.
A card-reaching task (Bishop et al., 1996) provided a behavioural measure of the strength, in addition to the direction, of hand preference.
In addition to the direction of phenotypic regulation, the coefficient of the fit defined the sign, which could be alleviating (negative coefficient) or aggravating (positive coefficient).
In addition to the same direction, the two cylinders could rot in the converse direction.
In addition to the wind direction and inflow turbulence, it was found that the inhomogeneity of the wind field along the span-wise direction of the bridge is also a critical factor that affects VIVs of full-scale bridge.
The main difference, in addition to the search direction, is the Gaussian function, which has its peak on the pixels of the scratch core, and a variance which depends on the last computed scratch thickness: (4).
In addition to the transverse direction reinforcement, 16 mm diameter bars were used for U rebars that were designed to resist the end zone bearing, spalling, and bursting stresses.
In addition to the unexpected direction of the effect, we found no influence of crowding (aphid load) or of plant quality (in terms of plant nitrogen concentration) on winged morph production, suggesting that limited resource availability was not the cause for decreasing proportions of winged morphs with increasing plant species richness.
