Sentence examples for in detour from inspiring English sources

Detour efficiency was the only significant landscape predictor of gap-crossing; for every 1% increase in detour efficiency the odds of flying squirrels detouring were 15% higher.

Without knowing how much the actor Neil Hopkins was paid to perform in "Detour," I'm guessing it wasn't enough.

In "Detour," her best-known film, directed by Edgar G. Ulmer in 1945, she played a woman blackmailing a stranger, played by Tom Neal.

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ann Savage, who earned a cult following as a femme fatale in 1940s pulp-fiction movies, most notably as the ruthless villain in "Detour," died on Dec. 27.

To the Editor: Except for some lengthy side trips to tiger preserves, my wife and I took essentially the same trip in India described in "Detour in Rajasthan" (May 16), by Nancy R. Newhouse.

And so this election, given the seven years that we have been in detour from America's destiny, we have to decide that we are going to once again seize the opportunities and meet the challenges that await America.

Following bad directions and getting stuck in detours top the list of frustrations for Florio, but they do not deter him.

Thereafter we observed horizontal biases in the detour patterns, reflected in strong preferences for initially horizontal paths (examples shown in Fig. 5B; pooled data in Fig. 6).

Conversely, there was higher activity in the Detour than the Routine condition in the left middle frontal gyrus ([−48 48 −10], Z = 3.38, p<0.001) in TSD than RS subjects.

In 1837, when 33 years old, he headed west and eventually settled in Grand Detour, Illinois, where he set up a blacksmith's shop, and sent for his wife and children the following year.

In one detour he invoked both Alfred Hitchcock and Sergei M. Eisenstein, whose influence can be seen in the still-stunning cut in "Bonnie and Clyde" to a man being shot in the face, a shocker borrowed from "The Battleship Potemkin".