Sentences with phrase «inward toward»

I started with 2 small containers of greenery and pushed them to the outside edges and built inward toward the middle using whites and greens.

When the user pulls the handle, the two panels fold inward toward each other.

The journey inward toward your past can often be frightening and disheartening.

Both the front and the back of the phone slope inward toward its frame, meeting at its metal band apex.

Some basic questions — five that look outward to your clients and markets and five that look inward toward your firm's lawyers and service delivery — may provide a snapshot that helps:

Here, however, each layer of paint is applied from the far edges of the canvas working inward toward the center, thus resulting in an illusionistic depth, the lighter tones of the composition acting as a framing device.

Lazarus» work simultaneously directs attention inward toward the personal and outward toward the historical.

Breed - Related Health Concerns Hip dysplasia; bloat; distichiasis (abnormal origin of eyelashes along the lid margin causing irritation of the eye); trichiasis (eyelashes turning inward toward the eye causing irritation); epilepsy; digestive disorders

For isolated mats, grasp the mat at its base and work with a wide toothed comb starting at the tip and working inward toward the base.

There is some blurring, and an accentuation of the pattern of fibrous bands extending from the cortex (the hard, denser portion of the bone) inward toward the center of the medullary canal, where the marrow is located.

In the other hand hold a tissue or paper towel and using your thumb and forefinger apply light pressure to each gland pressing inward toward the opening of the anus.

The sides curve inward toward the roof, and the front doors and sliding side door wrap over the top like other Ford aero vehicles.

The «Thor's Hammer» LED lights proudly flank the grille, with large wheels at all four corners and L - shaped tail lamps that follow the shape of the D - pillar and then slice inward toward the center of the hatch.

Tucking the door skins inward toward the bottom then turning them outward to provide a sky - reflecting surface for a visual detail with no cost involved is a nice design idea.

A face appears in the left - hand window, points inward toward the center stack, issues quick instructions to my co-driver, and boom: our route appears in digital form on the 8.0 - inch LCD screen.

The film's second half takes place almost entirely inside the Shimmer, where the team encounters the strange mutations that the meteor strike has caused on the surrounding environment as they press inward toward a lighthouse that they believe holds the answers they seek.

The hair framing the face, however, was curled inward toward the face.

Strongly pull your lower abdominal muscles (the muscles beneath your bellybutton) inward toward your spine.

The hammer style grip pullup (palms facing inward toward each other) has built up my strength to do the wide grip ones, so those would probably be best to work on for most men.

For example, make sure the knees do not cave inward toward the midline of the body during a simple squat.

However, it is as much about a turning inward toward yourself to discover and define what characteristics in a partner you are seeking.

Bent Over Row — Holding weight in each hand with your palms facing inward toward each other, bend over at the waist while keeping your back straight and knees slightly bent.

Palms should be facing inward toward each other with dumbbells side by side.

Lift your right leg up and then bend it to bring your knee inward toward your chest.

Bring your feet together so that they touch, engage your thighs inward toward each other, then press the quadriceps upward without hiking your buttocks.

Those models are based on the idea that as the material around a young star is drawn inward toward it, the star also pulls in magnetic fields, which become concentrated as they get closer.

The heat of its formation caused extensive melting of the planet, leading Earth to separate into two layers when the denser iron metal sank inward toward the center, creating the core and leaving the silicate - rich mantle floating above.

This causes the gas to flow further inward toward the supermassive black hole at the center.

Those scattered photons generate surface plasmons that propagate through the metal inward toward the hole, where they interact with photons passing through the hole.

At the same time, the earth is winding its way inward toward the sun, and must ultimately fall, an inconsiderable pebble, into that vast glowing mass.

The Messenger mission calls for a Delta 2 rocket to send the probe off in the same direction as Earth's orbit and have it spiral inward toward the sun.

Instead of exploding outward from an infinitesimally small point, spewing matter and energy and space to create the cosmos, a black hole pulls everything inward toward a single, dense point.

«You can move the Earth inward toward the sun a couple of percent or move it outward by at most about 30 percent before the climate runs into a serious problem.»

This is considered a standard model, as dust is formed during asteroid collisions far from the star and then spirals inward toward the star so that it is evenly distributed throughout the system.

«One of our motivations for studying Phobos was as a test case to develop ideas of what processes a moon might undergo as it moves inward toward a planet.»

The planet's gravity distorts the disk, creating areas of higher density, which, in turn, exert a gravitational «drag» on the planet, causing it to gradually drift inward toward the star.

Two weeks ago, scientists reported that the martian moon Phobos will be torn apart as it circles inward toward the Red Planet.

The area at the periphery of the sink is like interstellar space, where relatively cold gas between the stars sloshes weakly inward toward us.

«It now seems clear to me — though I have not yet convinced everyone — that Jupiter must have migrated inward toward the sun during that time and then turned around and migrated back outward,» says A'Hearn.

Boss's new work shows that such a phase can scatter the at - risk 1 - to 10 - meter bodies outward away from the developing star, rather than inward toward it.

One of these is that the pressure gradient of the gas in the disk would create a headwind that would spiral the pebbles and boulders inward toward the young protostar, where they would be destroyed.

Rather than using fear as a signal that directs your attention outward toward some approaching problem, shame forces you to direct your attention inward toward a bigger problem you don't want to face — painful feelings of inadequacy.

But Luther said, «No, sin man curved inward toward himself rather than outward toward God.»

I believe that the redemptive work of Jesus was so powerful that when He died on the cross and rose again from the dead, everything in heaven and on earth was swept up in His wake, was drawn after His lead, and was pulled onward and inward toward Him.

The next few years could see a break - up of the current monetary and trading regime and a U.S. turn inward toward isolation.

But beyond the latest tech product on the market, many companies in the region are turning their creative minds inward toward a whole new challenge — building a workplace that defies traditional human resources models and helps engage and empower all employees.

Not exact matches

Furthermore, the President's emphasis on health care, education and renewable energy turns attention inward, toward self - sufficiency and away from a global focus.

God so commands all orbital velocities inwardly from the lowly atoms and even outwardly toward issues of all that is made celestially orbital... Our humanoid embodiments of orbital atoms are merely buildings structured just so to be inhabited by godly generations on a scalar dimension unequaled in the inward depths and breadths of spatial reciprocity...

Rigorously, he would take Aquinas and drive every term of his analysis inward, toward the subject, and toward that communio in which two subjects fuse as one.

The church gets too focused on doctrine and then the pendulum swings dramatically away to good works, the church ignores doctrine for social action and so the pendulum swings dramatically back toward an inward looking intellectualized faith.