Sentence examples for a trajectory of increasingly from inspiring English sources

The evolution of human tools, from rocks to AI, can be seen as a trajectory of increasingly powerful effort arbitrage, where we exploit our comparative advantage relative to our tools to do things better, and do more new things.

Emotional response in the case of those waiting for transplants is a very different case, where there is not an acute episode but a long trajectory of increasingly severe illness and the prospect of death without a transplant.

"There was a trajectory of collaboration of many years".

SCORECARD The spot presents a trajectory of Mr. Obama's biography.

A trajectory of thinking as opposed to (mindless) computing.

(A ) Trajectory of sparklet with decreasing mobility.

IT IS growing harder to distinguish one bloody day in Syria from the next, unless the horror is so stark as to earn a special mark in the trajectory of an increasingly gruesome conflict.

The trajectory of the increasingly complex relationships between people and their food organisms was strongly locally contingent and in many cases did not result in the development of agricultural systems that were recognisable as such at the time of early European encounters.

Any encounter with Celan must have to do with death, for reasons that spring from the precise detail of his work, from the context of that work as a meditation in the somberness after 1945, and from the trajectory of his life -- which so easily seems also the trajectory of his work -- toward suicide, after a quarter-century of increasingly splintered, intense, ringing poems.

Since its founding a decade ago in Louisville, Ky., My Morning Jacket has been following a career trajectory increasingly rare in rock.

The historical trajectory of gay rights seems increasingly clear.