Sentence examples for redirection in from inspiring English sources

Initially the ban took the form of domain name settings (DNS) redirection, in which users typing in a particular website address are instead redirected to a holding page.

There has been an editorial redirection in the coverage of all sports.

Rask made a nifty glove save on Steven Stamkos's point-blank redirection in the third period.

Langenbrunner's first goal -- his fourth of the season -- came on a redirection in the crease of a pass by Jim McKenzie from the left side.

The High School of Redirection, in Brooklyn, with only 330 students, graduates fewer than 4percentt of its entering class in four years.

In Brooklyn she became one of the pioneer teachers at High School Redirection, in one of the toughest neighborhoods in the borough.

A budget document from the White House last week talks vaguely of "offsets" and "redirections" in spending, but provides no details that might give lawmakers pause.

It is a broad window into stands of cypress, their wide fluted bases attached to their redirections in still, dark water.

At higher porosities, lower interfacial resistance and in-plane thermal conductivity cause diversions (and redirections) in heat flow from the GNM to the underlying Si substrate.

Examples of redirections in research and development programs for pest management practices, genetic engineering, and precision agriculture necessary to provide a more ecologically-based and sustainable farming approach are illustrated.

In the first three pages of his book, Breaking the Spell, Daniel Dennett beautifully narrates how a similar redirection occurs in nature.