Sentence examples for moving direct from inspiring English sources

In addition, flipped learning, by encouraging a shift to a learning paradigm in higher education and by moving direct instruction to the individual space, "addresses one challenge facing many instructors interested in creating dynamic learning environments: How to free up time during class" (Wallace et al. 2014, p. 254).

The security efforts were complemented by thousands of volunteers who kept lines moving, directed pedestrian traffic near competition sites and helped the authorities at the various checkpoints.

Research in large animal models is also required to move direct cardiac reprogramming toward clinical application.

After you are comfortable with how it moves, direct your focus outside of the clock, about 15-20 seconds ahead, where you can still see the second hand.

Intriguingly, time-lapse experiments of individual YFP+ keratinocytes revealed that following SC division within the HF bulge one daughter cell moved directed towards the UI, whereas the second daughter cell remained within the bulge.

Government sources said Britain was not moving towards direct military intervention in Iraq.

That suggests a move beyond quantitative easing or bank credit, possibly moving to direct and unlimited purchases of government debt.

To enhance accuracy and efficiency, many registries and health care providers are moving toward direct transfer of immunization data to immunization registries from electronic medical records (EMRs).

Russia's Foreign Ministry called the move "direct interference in the domestic affairs of a sovereign state, and open pressure on the judicial system of the Russian Federation".

It is quite possible that petrol fuel-cell cars could lose out to hybrids and thus fail to capture the market share needed to succeed.Encouraged by the clouds hanging over reformers, some argue for a move direct to hydrogen.

There are other parallels: Both men began their careers as actors before moving into directing.