Sentence examples for more directional and from inspiring English sources
São Paulo is where the more directional and established designers show, whereas Rio represents the lifestyle, street and diffusion brands.
Because of this, the light is much more directional and the lamp could thus prove more efficient than bulbs that scatter light in all directions.
These results suggest that TRAK1-mediated mitochondrial trafficking is favorable for more directional and persistent movements, such as cancer invasion, in which cells have to move through the fine meshwork of matrices to reach their destination.
If Israel cannot find the leadership it needs, it is obvious that Washington and all the major European capitals are going to be more robust, more directional and more forceful about the immediate and specific improvements that are needed.
However, the lower tier plates received a more directional and attenuated light intensity.
When the probe is proximate to the vessel, however, the illumination becomes more directional and the effective incident angle depends on the scattering property of blood cells.
As noted by Barton [ 14], " …it remains possible that local populations experience far more directional selection, and that it is this which sustains widespread sex and recombination".
To make the diffusion process more directional in gradient and contour direction, the diffusion coefficient can be put in tensor form [18, 19].
What you'll find is an edited selection of newcomers — Eudon Choi and Maneula Dack, among them — next to fashion favorites like 3.1 Phillip Lim and Aquascutum, and alongside more directional labels like Chalayan and Ohne Titel.
We don't think that the pinching experiment reflects what happens at the boundary: in this domain, mechanical stress is predicted to slowly increase and to become more and more directional as the tissue folds.
The bond type suggested by these properties is intermediate between metallic and covalent; it is consequently stronger and more directional than pure metallic bonding, resulting in crystals of lower symmetry.
