Sentence examples for which pointed in from inspiring English sources

The central stimuli were flanked by two vertically adjacent arrowheads which pointed in the same (compatible) or opposite (incompatible) direction as the target.

The most important was tissue type (i.e. nonpolypoid vs. polypoid lesions): it was described by the longest vectors, which pointed in opposite directions, reflecting the negative correlations between nonpolypoid and polypoid lesions for gene expression.

She started college at Swarthmore, which points in a pretty clear direction, don't you think?

Both are created by people with interesting backgrounds in the area, which points in part to their success.

Because they vary in direction at random, they cover a much wider area than a conventional beam, which points in just one direction.

This claim is usually based on anecdotal examples of individual high-profile figures, rather than on hard evidence, which points in the opposite direction.

Dr. Greenstein also explained how the vibrations of electric and magnetic fields in light from distant stars, which point in random directions when they are emitted, become partly lined up by the time they reach Earth.

With headlines increasingly warning of a pending economic slowdown, there are several indicators which point in that direction.

Scanvine now has a whole year of data under its belt, which points in some interesting directions.

The energetic ions move toward the ±z direction due to the (evi × B) term in the Lorenz force which points in the ±z direction.

Red nodes are being computed using values of nodes connected by arrows, which points in the direction of the sub-sweep.