Sentence examples for outward reaching from inspiring English sources

We observe that mechanical activation is initiated at the endocardium slightly after end diastole and progresses transmurally outward, reaching the epicardium slightly before end systole.

"I won't pretend this is not a tremendous risk," Father Kline said of balancing an inward mission and outward reach.

This expansive procedure reproduces the structure of the book — with its constant hunger for new subjects — in miniature, but the outward reach has its own internal boundaries.

A furious reader and researcher, Rapp "bristled at the lack of information and resources for parents... involved in the daily grind of making the short lives of their children as full as possible for two, three, maybe six years at the outward reach".

Organisational changes occurring during health care escalations can be characterised as upward and outward "reach" to different levels and types of institutionalised hierarchy/competences.

But as the tree matures, these first branches begin to splay outward, gradually reaching a 90-degree angle with the trunk.

They followed a more northerly route on their outward journey, reaching Tripoli on Aug. 15, 1255, where they found that King Louis had returned to France in 1254.

I said, 'You know you're not supposed to do this?' " According to LoIacono's understanding of the city codes, it was legal to erect a storm enclosure during the winter, but the enclosure's door — which would have to open outward — would reach too far out onto the sidewalk.

Flexible, our outward, upward reach extends, bends always toward the light.

The transient component of whole-cell potassium outward currents reached maximal capacitance-corrected current densities of 329±42 pA/pF in activation protocols, while the sustained component measured only 56±7 pA/pF (n = 35 38).

The phragmoplast forms at the center of the cell and expands outward to reach the parental cell wall, tens or even hundreds of microns distant.