Sentence examples for is directed away from inspiring English sources
verb
To manage, control, steer.
- To direct the affairs of a nation or the movements of an army
The flow velocity is directed away from the radial direction and is ({sim }100) km/s.
In the higher-resolution yeast Ire1 structure, the ordered N-terminal part of the activation segment, extending from the DFG motif, is directed away from the bound ADP, in the same direction as the Δ24-αEF αF loop.
When it is directed away from the vertical, it becomes more sensitive to microwaves from higher altitudes.
Permitted development rights: You don't need planning permission if the driveway uses permeable (or porous) surfacing which allows water to drain through, or if the rainwater is directed away to drain naturally.
Because the shadow of Earth is directed away from the Sun, a lunar eclipse can occur only at the time of the full moon that is, when the Moon is on the side of Earth opposite to that of the Sun.
The branch upon which x resides is directed away from y.
It is well ascertained that anti-E DIII-directed Abs are virtually absent from the naïve human repertoire as they are directed away from this domain, probably against weakly neutralizing and immunodominant regions.
The public's attention was directed away from the old issues that would bring it together, and toward new ones — issues that would tear it apart.
The bill also classifies minerals as "strategic", which means they can be directed away from their most profitable use as ministers see fit.
To prevent further reduction, the Ontario Municipal Board in the 1980s delineated permanent urban boundaries and ordered that urban growth be directed away from fruit-growing areas.
