A forward-trajectory semi-Lagrangian scheme for advection on the surface of the sphere is proposed.
Livelihood diversification is identified as a possible forward trajectory, but a depressing table of diversification activities ranked by wealth class shows that it is only well-off and wealthy pastoralists who diversify into productive activities.
This largely ignores the pre-disaster role of people as the agents of change or stasis and assumes a theory of change that depends on a single forward trajectory based on incremental change to the shelter object, ignoring prior, inexplicable or cyclic changes that are in train before and continue after humanitarian history begins at the moment of disaster (Crawford et al. 2013).
Usually when you want to light a concert, you go from song to song, and each song is kind of a reset, and she was suggesting, 'Why don't you create an arc in the lights that has a longer forward trajectory.' And the piece — it became something more contemplative and more theatrical".
At other times, an idea imbeds itself and develops with a clear forward trajectory.
Well-illustrated, and with a momentous forward trajectory through the plot, Merry Men #2 even endeavors to give a bit of queer history of England, taking a break from the comic's panels to tell the story of William Rufus.
In an interview, Dr. Dybul said he felt the fund was "on a strong forward trajectory" after changes were put in place in the last year by Mr. Jaramillo, and now would focus on "hard-nosed implementation of value for money".
Slam the brakes on when the road surface is soaked and lock the wheel into a right-turn position and, rather than glide around the corner in question, you're only ever maintaining a fast, forward trajectory: into the gravel, out of contention.
This continuous pointing method requires participants to view a target and continuously point towards it as they walk, or imagine walking past it along a straight, forward trajectory.
