Sentence examples for redirection from from inspiring English sources

But a redirection from Ovechkin went right into Lundqvist's glove.

Metabolic flux redirection from competing pathways also stimulated folic acid production.

Those shingled circumflexes are meant to suggest gable-roofed domesticity, a sign of the buildings' purpose and a redirection from pure rectangularity.

His best stop probably came in the second period when he made a pad save on Mike Santorelli's redirection from the front of the net.

It focuses on the particular case of IBM, whose radical redirection from an exploitation strategy towards an exploration strategy was realized by major changes in its network strategy.

The proposed changes include: clarifying that the bill is aimed at foreign Web sites, nixing language that would have required redirection from rogue sites, clarifying that service providers don't need to block subdomains and narrowing the definitions of some key terms in the bill to focus on bad actors.

But ahead of the budget delivery, Labor attacked the heavily touted infrastructure package as a smoke and mirrors trick, with little genuinely new spending, and redirections from public transport investments to major arterial roads.

Not only are responsive web designs cheaper and more user-friendly, they even help reduce the page load time by eliminating any unnecessary redirections from the main page of the site.

If this represents a redirection away from refugees towards population issues it could hurt American leadership in refugee issues around the world".

If Critchley is giving the right account of Heidegger, and I taking a correct read of Critchley, this redirection away from a purely subjective death seems agreeable to me.

The evidence prompting this redirection came from multiple sources.