Sentence examples for looking at the direction from inspiring English sources

d Photograph of tephra-bearing ice layer exposed on ice surface around Site JARE54-ASH1 looking at the direction of Site JARE54-ASH2.

Differences in the results are explored by looking at the direction of reforms (i.e. increasing or decreasing legislation), temporal horizon (i.e. temporary or permanent measures) and coverage (i.e. complete or two-tier reforms); while also analysing separately reforms' determinants across domains of labour legislation (e.g. permanent contracts, collective dismissals).

To prove his theory, Monk shows a photograph of Lloyd looking at the direction of the shooter just after the shots were fired.

Two types of vessels can be distinguished in the retina by looking at the direction of blood flow.

(2011) we would not have been able to predict language dominance by simply looking at the direction of the insular asymmetry (i.e. that rightward asymmetry would predict right-hemispheric language organization or vice versa).

Orient yourself to the map by looking at the direction each trail heads out from your position and choosing your route according to where you want to go.

But look at the direction in which Isis are travelling.

But we do look at the direction in which they are travelling.

"When you change the captain of the ship, you should look at the direction it is going in," she said.

"I believe there are certain times when you really need to take a step back and look at the direction you are going," Haskell president Venida Chenault said on the school's website.

"I don't want people [in the party] to think that the only thing we need to do is elect a new leader….When you change the captain of the ship, you should look at the direction it is going in". "It is really important for the party that it is not defensive about the past but is absolutely honest and clear-eyed and faces up to the truth of what people are saying".