Sentence examples for redirection occurs from inspiring English sources

The redirection occurs only in some areas, but the failure could be reproduced after the cookies were deleted and when the private browsing mode was turned on.

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

Outside of the process of cell division, this same metabolic redirection occurs during episodes of hypoxic stress.

Presurgically, the nasal passages in subjects 1 and 2 showed narrowing typical of NAO, but because the narrow parts of normal noses tend to redirect air to other more open parts of the nose, as opposed to creating jets or other turbulent flow features, it can be argued that similar redirection occurred in the simulations presented here.

These data suggest that activated T cells can be redirected to respond to the analog with a suppressive cytokine profile and that this redirection can occur in a setting of active inflammation.

On the first occasion that the repository is used after initial institutional-based authentication, a redirection to the ORCiD site occurs.

Whether this increase in total muscle blood flow, which occurs later in time compared with the redirection of flow to nutritive capillary beds, serves to enhance insulin-mediated glucose uptake remains controversial (9).

Our finding that the nano-rose morphology occurs in a narrow film thickness window commensurate with the crystalline lamellar thickness suggests that this distinctive morphology results from redirection of growing PCL crystalline lamellae due to confinement effects during film casting.

Frequently ED doctors had to be called out to triage stations to arbitrate over disputes that occurred during the redirection process.

It is unconscionable that this massive redirection of our tax funds can occur without the approval of the voters.

This ideological redirection of old patterns of resistance could not have occurred without the impetus of the Reformation, specifically the incendiary preaching in towns and villages of Evangelical pastors who presented Lutheran and Zwinglian ideas as solutions to the problems at hand.