Sentence examples for is normally directed from inspiring English sources

The outer toe points rearward when perching and is normally directed outward or backward in taking prey, providing the maximum possible toe spread.

The request is normally directed to the mayor of the municipality on which the community depends.

In the consulates, work is normally directed at promoting friendly relations, not at resolving bilateral disputes". The territory covered by his consulate included more than 100 million people, and as Holbrook recounts his experiences it seems clear that he accepted personal responsibility for promoting friendly relations with each one of them.

Or you take what is normally directed at the world and turn it inward on the character, so hatred becomes self-hate.

The gene delivery vehicle is normally directed at a specific cell target.

A loss of peripheral motion sensitivity, in contrast, is not easily recognized by the patient, possibly because the conscious (sustained) component of attention is normally directed towards central vision, whereas the transient (reflex-like) component of attention is not accessible by consciousness [ 44].

She mentions how policies are normally directed at "normal" children and "gifted" but seldom do they try to address the needs of other children.

Fund-raising and sponsorship are normally directed toward a specific project or development.

It was a special honour, since correspondence and negotiations for such events were normally directed to the Caliph rather than provincial governors.

A patentee was expected to pay heavily for the patent, and unlike a tax raise (another method of raising Crown money) any public unrest as a result of the patent was normally directed at the patentee, not the monarch.

The granting of these patents was highly popular with the monarch because of the potential for raising revenue; a patentee was expected to pay heavily for the patent, and unlike a tax raise (another method of raising Crown money) any public unrest as a result of the patent was normally directed at the patentee, not the monarch.