Sentence examples similar to set the attitudes from inspiring English sources

Improper uploaded command may set the attitude out of control, exemplified by Japanese Hitomi spacecraft.

Steering wheel (Yoke) - This sets the attitude (climb and turn) and the speed of the aircraft.

He adds, "They set the tone and attitude of the novel in a curiosity-inspiring and endearing way".

But to play its part, education must resist outside standards (such as those set by the attitudes and capacities of commercial society, or by the vocational needs of business) as to what is to be allowed and valued in institutions of education.

So we had to set those attitudes from the point of not only where we shot but how we shot the scenes, and make it indicative of her character, so we had to get that correct right off the bat — when she first gets off the plane".

That attitude set the pattern for modern-dance companies.

I was disappointed in the review of the Washington Inn (Aug. 5) and the negative attitude that set the tone in the opening paragraph.

At the beginning of one spring training, Johnson set the tone for the Mets' attitude when he declared, "We don't want to just win, we want to dominate".

OK, a cut against a top-spinning delivery with a hard bouncy ball might not have been the wisest shot, but it set the tone for England's attitude throughout the match.

During the Grand Coalition government of Social Democrats and Christian Democrats, he served as her finance minister, and in 2008 set the tone for Germany's attitude toward E.U. members in trouble by initially refusing to join an E.U. bailout fund for fear of German money being misused.

Your Attitude Will Set the Course.