Sentence examples for making direction from inspiring English sources
While both direction cues and egocentric cues were available during this stage, previous studies have shown that rats find it very difficult to use egocentric cues (e.g., body turns) for delayed alternation (Baird et al., 2004; Futter and Aggleton, 2006; Pothuizen et al., 2008) making direction the more likely cue.
When investment decisions are being made, direction of travel is probably more important than actual position in a league table.
A secondary function of the problem-solving process was that it made Direction increasingly unclear, i.e. implicitly supporting changes that did not prioritize teamwork.
"It is their practice not to give orders or make directions via SMS," he said.
Go deeper than the main menu and you can view the pictures you've taken, searches you've made, directions you've taken, all shown chronologically.
These results therefore show that participants with a stronger representation of current heading direction are both more accurate and faster at making goal direction judgments in this task.
Occasionally, we give directions, making us feel rather self-satisfied, if not omniscient.
Now, a perpendicular anisotropy is clearly observed, making the direction perpendicular to film plane a magnetic easy axis.
Finally, some aspects of this study were cross-sectional, making the direction of causation uncertain.
"Math is not about following directions, it's about making new directions," says mathematician and teacher Paul Lockhart.
