This type of unit makes abstractions of a higher order, responding to direction of orientation but not to position.
Angry, repetitively destructive and seemingly incapable of responding to direction, Hugo is not just a spoiled kid having a bad day.
But he made it clear that the corporation responded to directions given to it by the government, its only shareholder.
They engage in self-management rather than wait to respond to directions received from the hierarchy.
In such models, a balance between intracortical excitation and inhibition ensures the emergence of RFs that collectively cover the full range of motion directions; essentially, the neurons compete to respond to directions in the visual scene.
There is no fixed standard for evaluating performances; they don't occur in a void — they respond to direction as well as to the industry and to society at large.
Bellevue records for May 17, 2007, the day Mr. Miller died, show he was "in good behavioral control, he responded to direction, and he was respectful of both staff and patients," the lawsuit said.
No matter which powertrain you pick, the car still doesn't respond to direction changes with the alacrity of a Mini Countryman, and the ride's pretty stiff in town even on the smaller 17in rims.
Many parents think they can learn everything they need to know about a nanny is just a few hours--but for you to get a truly clear picture of your candidates, you need to see how they are "in action," how they act under pressure, how they respond to direction, and how the two of you work together as a team.
One of the systems that has potentials to improve clinical decision-making is a treatment-based classification system that is intended to identify those patients who are most likely to respond to direction-specific exercises, manipulation, or stabilisation exercises.
