Sentence examples for tangential information from inspiring English sources

But there is enough tangential information -- especially social history -- to soften the frustration of not being able to solve a puzzle, either mentally or in actuality.

Make sure you have a clear idea of what is relevant to the overall thrust your piece and don't try to shoe-horn in tangential information.

Discussing tangential information will create a disorganized essay.

Avoid excessive verbiage or tangential information that will only confuse the reader.

Do not try to seek tangential information or those answering it will be surprised and possibly less candid.

These apparently cell-intrinsic programs seem to not only preserve thalamocortical contact formation, but also retain columnar and thus tangential areal information.

A number of studies on Nigeria media coverage of HIV/AIDS (9, 26, 28– 30) have mainly focused on quantity, quality, and depth of information, with tangential comparisons of individual and contextual information.

EEG is sensitive to different orientation of the neuronal currents (radial and tangential), thus providing complementary information (Baillet et al. 1999; Liu et al. 2002; Sharon et al. 2007; Molins et al. 2008).

The surface normals give inside/outside property to the triangulated region and tangents provide the necessary information to model tangential forces such as frictional forces.

Other challenges include deriving the jump relations in axis-symmetric coordinates, designing the numerical algorithm when the interface is close to the pole (r = 0); computing interface quantities such as the normal and tangential directions, surface derivatives, curvature information, etc.

The tangential slope of the Tafel curve provides information about the exchange current density (linear segments extrapolate to an intercept of log J0), which is closely associated with the R ct value (Eq. (5)) [19].