Sentence examples for of the existing direction from inspiring English sources
"We do not want to see a continuation of the existing direction for the business, so it will be important that Mr Nadella be free to make changes," said Nomura analyst Rick Sherlund last week, calling for Nadella to "effect change independent of the influence [and] constraints of previous management".
The focus of this review is on the causes of the existing problems and directions to solve them.
Since most of the existing studies in this direction focus on light limited environments this extends the body of knowledge to more edaphically limited stands in Africa.
The results show that the target displacement determined from nonlinear pushover analysis of the existing building in X direction is 0.188 m and in Y direction is 0.132 m.
Limitations of the existing literature and key directions for future research are discussed.
The unloading due to the pit excavation causes uplift w y) in the longitudinal direction of the existing tunnel below the pit, as shown in Fig. 3a.
Another possibility could have been the deviation of the existing drilled well toward easterly direction, covering high-amplitude anomalies.
Some cracks are parallel to the surface, while others initiate at the middle of the existing cracks, with their propagation directions changing all the time.
The second aim is to attempt to explain at least some of the observed variation in tissue architecture, to discuss it in the context of the existing models, and to suggest directions for future research.
First, directions of the ratings of the four ACRES items, exhaust fumes, noise, congestion: all types of vehicles and greenery, by both advertisement-recruited (Both I&S) and street-recruited men and women bicycle-commuting in inner urban and suburban areas, corresponded with the directions of the existing objective measurements.
On that basis, we will present an analysis of the existing gaps and the potential future directions for research in modeling of biomass supply chain operations.
