Sentence examples for way guided by from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the biomass of plants will be fully utilized in a hierarchical way, guided by an ecological engineering design.

Only after these structures have been fully examined and delineated can the rebuilding of Bosnia get under way, guided by a policy better suited for its society and more coherent than the current one.

The aim is to allow the city to grow in an organic way, guided by local needs and "opening ourselves and our cities up to the possibility of experiencing higher moments of life".

During this quarter-century the adaptation of the country to the conditions and requirements of modernity moved in a complex and even contradictory way, guided by a monarch who in his economic policy was far more forward-looking than most of his fellow citizens but who in politics resisted the expansion of Parliament and the introduction of liberal principles.

She swam about 700 meters at an easy, loping pace — a Lamborghini coasting down a hill — and was out of the pool again at 6 38 p.m, toweling off, donning a heavy parka to keep her muscles warm, and making her way, guided by Team USA manager Andy Kershaw, to the "ready" room where the swimmers wait to enter the deck right before their race.

This reduces the dimension from the number of time points to 10, and this is done in a flexible way, guided by the data.

The future after Atlantis was in many ways guided by the lessons of Apollo.

Classifying and assessing geotechnical aspects of rock masses involves combining parameters in various ways, guided by empirical considerations, to derive quantitative geotechnical parameters.

Never before have the people of the world been more free to shape the mutual destiny of humanity in constructive ways, guided by human reason.

And so, after a few rocky days of sleeping rough and earning a meagre wage leafleting for Ahmed's Kebabs, Lev slowly finds his way, guided as he often is by his good-hearted compatriot Lydia, his seatmate on the long trans-Europe bus-crossing with which the novel opens.

The old way was guided by perverted logic (the fewer people who like something, the more valuable it is), while the new way is guided by a sounder reasoning (the more people who like something, the more valuable it is).