Sentence examples for whose direction is from inspiring English sources

In terms of trail pheromone deposition, branches and paths whose direction is closer to a direct route to or from the nest are more heavily marked (Beckers et al. 1992a, b).

The MTJ is essentially a small magnet whose direction is easily flipped.

The cross-flow is the air flow whose direction is perpendicular to the fuel injection direction.

We suggest that stimulation-enhanced psycholinguistic processing can evoke space-number associations whose direction is opposite to cultural visuospatial experience.

When studying linear transformations, it is extremely useful to find nonzero vectors whose direction is left unchanged by the transformation.

It is typically represented by an arrow whose direction is the same as that of the quantity and whose length is proportional to the quantity's magnitude.

The resulting political message, however, inhibited Mankiewicz, whose direction was unusually unassertive.

When Laura was not tending to her cows, Auberon says, she occupied herself with jigsaw puzzles, or "retreated into her own private meditations whose direction was not easily to be distinguished from simple misanthropy".

The FRC launched spectacular acts of terrorism whose sole purpose appeared to be to discredit Mr Arafat's attempted rapprochement with Jordan and other acts of diplomacy whose direction was clearly towards creating a Palestinian state alongside Israel.

Application of the tetanic pulse train to this electrode resulted both enhancement and depression of spike rate activity whose direction was dependent on the stimulus location producing increased spike rates near the tetanic site (upper left near tetantic site) and decreases toward distant electrodes and was seen in all subjects.

We tested this prediction in two groups who experienced a single force field whose direction was fixed across all trials.