Sentence examples for trace the direction from inspiring English sources

Through the reconstruction of the primordial terrain, it would be possible to trace the direction of Vingrė stream and the location of the defensive wall.

For example, when students are given classic gear chaining problems in engineering, learners taught to physically trace the direction of gears are more likely to use gesture in their solution strategy (Alibali, Spencer, Knox, & Kita, 2011).

Tracing the directions of critical strain vectors on the cornea surface leads to spiral-like curves that are compared to the observed logarithmic spirals.

(a) Sample traces of SpoIIIE translocating on DNA with 30 bp of neutral DNA on either the 3'-5' strand (orange traces) or the 5'-3' strand (magenta traces) in the direction of translocation.

Such rocks preserve fossilized traces of the direction of the Earth's magnetic field that prevailed at the time the rocks were formed.

Nevertheless, her rhetoric, reforms and electoral success traced the new direction in attitudes to welfare, nudging the boundary between personal and state responsibility back whence it had come.

Moreover, by selecting ray-tracing hierarchies, we benefit from the current high degree of research interest in ray tracing, while aligning with the direction in which graphics applications are ultimately heading.

The displacement traces the ellipse in the direction from e1 to e2.

Following the direction traced with the synthetic method developed by the Maier's group, Li et al. [39] obtained a HTB-FeF3·0.33H2O/graphene nanosheets (GNS) composite.

For example, several of the recent accounts of causality employ ideas that can be traced to Reichenbach's The Direction of Time.

Even if it moves in the direction traced by Chester [13, 14, 15], it aims to consider also the necessary amount of energy for dismantling and recycling the materials of the vehicle, opening the road to a better LCA management.