Sentence examples for taking the direction of from inspiring English sources

They may be interested in taking the direction of their collection in a different direction.

We have an ingrained habit of taking the direction of both causation and explanation as being past -present, even when discussing past -presentrievenree of any such asymmetry.

At any point along the length of a strip, a parallel strip can be created by taking the direction of the closest point in the existing strip as the start direction, as illustrated in Fig. 6.

The deflection is calculated by [(D5 + D4 /2]mid-span − [(D4 /2]mid-spanport, where D3 and D4 are testing data of vertical displacement meters at the bottom of the two webs, taking the direction of loading as positive.

To facilitate the above analyses, we converted FluMap to a binary network by taking the direction of connections while ignoring the type of reaction (catalysis, inhibition etc).

Taking the direction of scoring for both these instruments into account, these correlations indicate that the greater the level of depression rated using the Ch-CDS the greater the level of anxiety and depression rated using the Ch-HADS and the Ch-BDI.

While his team-mates were on the road to Waregem, the young left-back (21) took the direction of England.

If it takes the direction of vengeance, Mr Johnson, whose own mind has been embittered against the planters by family injuries, may break loose from his Cabinet; but if, as is much more probable, it takes the direction of over reverence for the policy of the dead, he must coerce his own tendencies until time and the sobering effect of great power have extinguished them.

The market took the direction of the board and management that Twitter wanted to be a branded portal business with advertising and measured it accordingly.

We'll see where Facebook chooses to take the direction of this year's developer conference, but we've got a few more months to ponder it further.

Though to the extent that one takes the direction of primitive, there is a temptation to put this primitive to work to the extent possible, including understanding causal direction.