Sentence examples for a common trajectory of from inspiring English sources

Many of the failed banks followed a common trajectory of too-aggressive growth, hyper concentration of loans in commercial construction, and failure to properly administer loans.

However, the ordered-axis plot approach revealed a regression slope of 0.98 on the new PC1, and an intercept of 0.02 (slope of 1 indicates equal levels of variance between groups, intercept of 0 indicates a common trajectory of divergence), indicating that the major axes of variation, and levels of variation between these data sets were extremely similar.

A pioneering and initially popular post-war development famed for its "streets in the sky" network of wide, sloping walkways, Park Hill charted a common trajectory for such estates: optimism giving way to dilapidation, social decline and then notoriety.

Mutations in the core and the periphery of the protein affect similar aspects of folding for both variants, suggesting a common trajectory with folding of the core region followed by the folding of the periphery.

They do not appear to be memoryless because not all signals from a given observable follow a common trajectory (within noise bounds) irrespective of past history of the cells.

A state-of-the-art application is given in which the proposed linear trajectory control law satisfactorily solves a common trajectory shaping problem for a class of numerical predictor-corrector guidance.

In line with the idea of nested phenotypic variation, magnitudes of adaptive divergence can vary across a common trajectory (Young et al. 2009; Cooper et al. 2010).

It is evident that for many of the participants in this study there is a common trajectory from childhood or adolescent/early adulthood trauma to incarceration.

The three ecosystems were old hardwood forests, cultivated agricultural fields, and old-field pine forests, three common ecosystems in the region that represent the common trajectory of nearly two centuries of land-use history.

Our findings suggest the application of ordered-axis plots is only useful for confirming, not discovering, common trajectories of evolution.

Common trajectories of Caribbean reef decline require the removal of the highest trophic levels (e.g. predatory fishes) so biomass production at lower trophic levels (e.g. macroalgae) is no longer transformed through various trophic linkages to large and long-lived organisms such as corals and large predatory fish [45].