Sentence examples for natural directions from inspiring English sources
There are several natural directions in which the reduced model presented here could be extended.
Consequently, natural directions for future research are the analysis of these phenomena in our discrete-time model of neural networks.
The natural direction of capital flows was reversed – capital was being pushed 'uphill'uphill
"Stainless-steel fermentation seemed the natural direction to take," Mr. Drozd said, because steel does not influence wine.
T.T.: What drove you in the natural direction — was it more for the consumer or more of a personal choice?
Some unsuspecting worm-lizards were set adrift this way, and the natural direction of ocean currents and prevailing winds carried their life rafts to shores new.
It was not an obvious fit for Chelsea's personnel even if it seemed a natural direction of travel for their manager, but the early signs have been eyecatching and Conte is clear his side should proceed with the system.
"The smartphone market is the natural direction of our long-term mobile strategy," Gianfranco Lanci, chief executive of Acer, a Taiwan-based company, said as he announced the products at last month's World Mobile Conference in Barcelona.
The design also locates cooling water above where it would be needed and relies on steam to rise through pipes — its natural direction — to reach cooling water that will condense the steam back to a liquid.
WHO SLEEPS WITH KATZ By Todd McEwen Granta ($18.95, hardcover) Isidor headed in his natural direction, down Fifth, moving southward -- pausing at the corners only as sensibly as anyone else -- diminishing rapidly and becoming an ant along with the rest of them by the time he shouldered by Empire -- which looked rather upright, stiff and presentable today, not drooping like it sometimes does.
After he sprayed heads with Bumble and Bumble Prep Spray ("until they're soaking wet"), Pecis misted hair with Bumble and Bumble Holding Spray, then dried and brushed it "against the natural direction of growth, to get it to stick out of the head.
