0 present participle of guide --
1 to show someone how to do something difficult: --
Our lawyer guided us through the more complicated questions on the form.
3 to make something move in the direction in that you want it to go: --
If children are solving this task, then we can conclude that they must have some prior knowledge guiding their selection of grammars.
One of their guiding principles is that place and type are remembered formally and materially, and then selectively reconstructed as images specific to each project.
Since constraint violations are an important means of guiding the solution procedure anyhow, they are observed in arbitrary utterances including the well-formed ones.
Recent federal initiatives have contained explicit reference to the resilience paradigm as an effective framework for developing and guiding interventions.
But they were, in general, very unenthusiastic about the rhetoric of civility in guiding them to the destined future.
In this setting, theory plays an even larger role in guiding statistical analyses since the data alone cannot lead one very close to the truth.
Their six guiding principles for research capacity building include a whole system approach, accommodating diversity, reducing barriers to participation, enabling collaboration, mentoring and networking.
The lack of detailed and tightly-coupled rules guiding administrative practice and procedures significantly reduces the institutional costs of administrative change.
