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something that provides direction or advice as to a decision or course of action the act of guiding or showing the way steering: the act of setting and holding a course; "a new council was installed under the direction of the king"
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A planned orthodontic and orthopedic effort to influence the growth of the jaws and eruption of the teeth, with the objective of guiding abnormal development into a normal situation. This generally requires a combination of carefully timed appliance therapies and supervisory examinations involving radiographic and other diagnostic records at various stages of development. ...
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receiving instructions from a qualified superior involving methods of work dealing with difficult or complex issues, progress checks and assessment of work on completion. Guidance may be general or detailed. (See direction)
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Guidance is help in making the right choices.
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Deriving properties in an image to describe a position at various points in time.
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