Sentence examples for a wrong trajectory from inspiring English sources

In Fig. 4 five qualitatively different cases of system development are shown: (a) quick convergence, (b) delayed convergence, (c) intermittent episode of divergence, (d) bad convergence; and (e) the persistently falling back onto a wrong trajectory, when the optimal trajectory has already been learned.

Syria "is a very depressing picture and it is a picture which is on the wrong trajectory," the Prime Minister said on the BBC's Andrew Marr Show.

"It is a very depressing picture and it is a picture which is on the wrong trajectory," he said of the conflict.

It showed a 42-41 percent split, with most saying the city is on the wrong trajectory.

While this investment is impressive, policymakers should note that AT&T reduced its capital investments by 16.7% and Verizon reduced its by 14.4% in the first half of 2016 as compared to the first half of 2014 — a downward trend that puts private investment in America's digital infrastructure on the wrong trajectory.

"We are on the wrong trajectory, but would the trajectory have been worse?" she asked.

If not, he says you "will discover three months before you are about to raise money that you are not ready, and you might have actually been able to fix that six months prior, if you sort of knew you were taking the wrong trajectory".

If baby brains don't get adequate exercise in those first years, then they won't be ready for kindergarten and will be on the wrong trajectory for life.

Less claustrophobic, not to mention morbid, and a million miles per hour faster, was Tammeka Games' Radial-G, a game I'd played before in a previous build but here added extra gameplay elements: a boost to aid the overtaking of rival racers, and numerous jumps which, if approached from the wrong trajectory, will send you into the abyss that surrounds the game's cylindrical track.

Diodes conduct in a wrong way.

A wrong assumption leads to large estimation errors.