Sentence examples for tendency to guide from inspiring English sources
Subjects became experts at this task, with twofold increased performance, decreased fixation duration, and stronger tendency to guide gaze toward items with color and spatial frequency (but not necessarily orientation) that resembled the target, suggesting improved general top-down biasing of search.
It's intended as a gathering for former award winners, but its tendency to draw B-list celebs prompted TV Guide Online to christen it the "Night of 100 Has-Beens".
In the 1970s, few women did fieldwork in India, and there was a universal tendency to take a woman's career aspirations lightly but Davidar says her guide was gender blind and supportive of all his students.
When I play that way, I have a tendency to decelerate on my swing, try to guide the ball.
An examination of karma offers clues about our life purpose, showing us the deep imprint within our psyches and helping to guide us out of tendencies and thoughts that are no longer useful.
Studies of memory suggest that we have a worrying tendency to rely on our familiarity with study items to guide our judgements of whether we know them.
Despite this tendency, there is a paucity of complete methodologies and tools to guide companies on how the transition should occur.
The following four research questions were used to guide the research: What are the current tendencies of corporate foresight research?
Particularly in poor school districts with large classes and few computers, Mr. Bernstein said, the tendency would be to use these online tools for "drill and practice," rather than to guide instruction.
