Sentence examples for a trajectory from a from inspiring English sources

At the age of 15, Grant's brother Christopher began to experience grand mal convulsions that signalled a gradual decline in his mental and physical health; Grant describes a trajectory from "a blessed being who gladdened the heart of even the most miserable" to the "worst years of attrition" when, with each seizure, "a bit more of him was chipped away".

The quasi-potential thus defined is a measurable quantity that is minimized along a trajectory from any initial condition to an attractor in the phase space of the two genes, and is in effect a Liapunov function of the dynamical system represented by the two-gene circuit [ 41].

Later, a trajectory from dandyism through debauchery to a sense of emptiness and futility, sustained only intermittently by the linking of suffering with love, resulted in a radical dislocation of the sense of self.

When a flight time of less than half of a month is desired, a trajectory from the north celestial pole should be selected as a lunar approach trajectory for CHANG'E-3.

The exhibition charts a trajectory from the world of Queen Victoria to that of Kato Kaelin.

Exploring Unisport WebTV's archive of videos, a trajectory from targeting a local to a global audience is clear.

(6) Polymorphemic nouns ("noun compounds") are typically constructed on the principle of strict taxonomy: ax, bx, cx are kinds of x. (7) The syllable is structured prosodically rather than phonemically: it "consists of" an initial state, a final state, and a trajectory from one to the other.

In particular, I will argue that his ideas followed a trajectory from order to messy complexity.

Starting a business is "just a natural extension of the career trajectory from getting a degree -- a law degree, an M.B.A., whatever," said Timothy Bates, a professor of urban and labor studies and economics at Wayne State University in Detroit, who has studied black entrepreneurship for more than three decades.

For Kelly, the move completes a yearslong trajectory from anchor on a conservative cable news network to a major TV news personality on a broadcast network.

The second half followed a similar trajectory, from a sonata-style piece, the Duo for flute and piano, to a work on the fringes of the orchestral: "Appalachian Spring," in its original version for 13 players.