The flight had taken off from Barcelona in Spain at 10.01am and was almost halfway along its route to Düsseldorf when, at 10.31am, it began a rapid but controlled descent without decreasing speed or altering trajectory.
Undoubtedly, the goalkeeper could also be deceived by shots at goal, owing to the faster flight of the ball and its altered trajectory.
This seems reasonable because previous research literature describing promotion of resistance training indicated improved cognitive functioning, enhanced functional brain plasticity [ 30], and altered trajectory of cognitive decline in older adults with probable cognitive deteriorations [ 112].
The overall goal of this study was to establish the course of volume changes of the neuronal nucleus and soma cytoplasm throughout the lifespan, assuming that an altered trajectory reflects neuronal development and maturation defects.
Trauma-informed, social relationship-based interventions may represent a major opportunity to alter trajectories of recurrent headache.
Inclusion of such questions in surveillance systems to obtain information about early life SEP will enable monitoring of the impact of policies designed to alter trajectories based on early life SEP.
I'm not sure that any ad fundamentally alters the trajectory of this race.
In a dramatic ending, Calvin discovers an unexpected opening in his bereaved soul that alters the trajectory of his life.
But it profoundly alters the trajectory of a book in which women are relegated to submissive, supporting roles.
"So we know that the drug accelerates recovery, but we can't say whether it alters the trajectory entirely".
There are times, however, when a political conference alters the trajectory of history.
