Sentence examples for relating to direction from inspiring English sources
Further Bristolian linguistic features are an additional "to" in questions relating to direction or orientation, or using "to" instead of "at" (features also common to the coastal towns of South Wales probably reflecting the use of "tu" in Welsh, e.g., "Y mae efe tu maes" – "That is he to outside" = "He/It is outside"); and using male pronouns "he" and "him" instead of "it".
Their advice on matters relating to direction and content of the journal will regularly be sought.
Asymmetries in learning and memory tasks (verbal vs. non-verbal) were not related to direction or size of the SNB.
The SACs and BPs are known to be related to direction sensitivity, but exactly how they sense direction remains to be discovered.
The last processed pixel could be in various directions (related to direction of processing of images) or some combination of such pixels.
They may be divided into a set of components related to directions in the Galaxy: U, directed away from the galactic centre; V, in the direction of galactic rotation; and W, toward the north galactic pole.
Furthermore, electrotonic effects relating to activation direction were seen to further accentuate or attenuate the small manifest APD gradients that do remain, dependant on wavefront direction.
The suffixes indicated one of three different prepositions (to, at, or from) relating to the direction or location of "Frippy" relative to the object.
These covered various issues, but for this article, we will limit the discussion to the guidance functions relating to position, travel direction, and distance (Table 6).
For both ANOVA and CSA, the direction of bias is related to the direction of baseline imbalance, and bias is greatest when baseline imbalance, in either direction, is most pronounced.
The direction larvae wheel is closely related to the direction in which winds are blowing; thus, all our larvae wheeled up-slope, as winds at our study site consistently blew from sea to land.
