Sentence examples for very directive from inspiring English sources
Different R&D studies are presented in order to show the viability of the parametric sources technique to deal with the difficulties of the acoustic signal generation: a very directive transient bipolar signal with 'pancake' directivity.
He's very directive, and then he's also receptive to you changing that". Miles' guidance, he said, improved his work and kept him pointed in the right direction.
As a result, memories of past homes and nostalgic longings are very directive emotions in re-creating present home environments or projecting ideal home situations in the future.
When, the medium is very directive and the BMAC performs worse than other cases.
In one video, the teacher moves were very directive and the level of cognitive demand in student thinking declined.
In fact the very directive that brought in the caps on bonuses, the CRD, demands higher levels of capital to act as a buffer in times of crisis.
He gave his architect, Peter Wilson, a very specific directive: wherever he was in the apartment, he had to have easy access to a television.
But the order of the Supreme Court contains this very explicit directive: "It is further ordered that the petitioner George W. Bush recover from Palm Beach County Canvassing Board et al., three hundred dollars ($300.00) for costs herein expended".
Liberal Democrat MP Phil Willis, who chairs the parliamentary science and technology committee, said it was a good opportunity for the department to "send out a very clear directive to say that these materials should not be used within any national science curriculum lesson".
His opening paragraph, which would be much disputed, alleged "massive" spying, in violation of the very clear directive from Congress.
There is a very clear directive when it comes to animal welfare and the Vatican recognizes animal exploitation is out of control, they seem very concerned with Ocean life perhaps because fish have such a strong symbolic meaning for Christians.
