Sentence examples for in response to guidance from inspiring English sources

Like a regular bomb, a smart bomb falls to the target solely by the force of gravity, but its fins or wings have control surfaces that move in response to guidance commands, enabling adjustments to be made to the angle of the bomb's descent or the direction of its fall.

Early one morning he decided to move slowly and deliberately throughout his day, and only in response to Guidance.

Thus, we decided to further investigate the responses of TTL−/− neurons in response to guidance factors using in vitro assays, focusing on axons pathfinding.

This could allow axons to avoid the extensive emission of secondary branches and/or favor the pruning of supernumerary filopodia in response to guidance cues as observed during development when axons retract in response to repellent-cues like Semaphorin 3A that coordinates the activation of Myosin II [38].

However, calcium signaling mechanisms underlying growth cone turning in response to guidance cues remain poorly understood.

We sought to identify which of these axonally localized mRNAs are actually translated in response to guidance cues.

Second, periodic increases in cAMP concentration in RGC growth cones are critical for their repulsive response to guidance molecules [8] [10].

"Mr. Manafort received formal guidance recently from the authorities and he is taking appropriate steps in response to the guidance," Maloni said in a statement in April following the AP report.

Mr. Manafort received formal guidance recently from the authorities and he is taking appropriate steps in response to the guidance," Maloni told CNN. "The work in question was widely known, concluded before Mr. Manafort began working with the Trump campaign and was not conducted on behalf of the Russian government".

Community Restart, a partnership between Lancashire care NHS foundation trust and Lancashire county council, began in 2010 in response to Department of Health guidance to commissioners aimed at tackling social isolation and helping people to become more involved in their community.

This was followed the next day by an immediate about face whereby some of the same MPs praised the letter as a positive move, no doubt in response to corrective guidance from on high, i.e., the Supreme Leader.