Sentence examples for major guiding from inspiring English sources

The major guiding principle behind our approach is that of symmetries and entanglement.

This evidence-based model outlined by the CDC is a nice infographic that summarizes the major guiding principles of our community work.

But the elegant Ms. Merkens is less a player than a drum major, guiding the cast, which is clad in the same deconstructed militaristic uniforms, with steely legs and arms.

These major guiding principles from the beginning of BrainVoyager development are still noticeable in the most recent incarnations of the software that has grown from a small fMRI analysis tool on the Windows platform to a comprehensive cross-platform multi-modal software package integrating (real-time) fMRI, DWI/DTI, (i EEG, MEG, TMS and fNIRS analyses.

In all but the last of these, a major guiding spirit was the U.S. poet and critic Ezra Pound; he served as "foreign correspondent" of both Poetry and the Little Review, manoeuvred the Egoist from its earlier beginnings as a feminist magazine (The New Freewoman, 1913) to the status of an avant-garde literary review, and, with Wyndham Lewis, jointly sponsored the two issues of Blast.

Their position should be a major guiding light for all different areas of the UN activity.

Redish and Hammer (2009) describe how they developed their introductory physics course for bioscience majors guided by this model of student epistemologies.

Self-efficacy is considered a major predictor guiding the selection of majors during high school and post-secondary education (Heilbronner 2009; Kelly et al. 2013).

Major guides are revised yearly, others every two years.

More than ever it's a young man's game, but all gamblers must judge their confidence and use that as their major guide regarding staking.

Although surface geometry has been identified as a major guide of femorotibial joint motion, the complex kinematics of the knee under physiological loading in vivo have yet to be completely investigated.