Sentence examples for apparent trajectory from inspiring English sources

Because of the location and apparent trajectory of the bullet that struck Mr. Lorenzo, they said they were investigating whether his wound was self-inflicted.

House Intelligence Committee Republicans say they have found no evidence that President Trump and his affiliates colluded with Russian officials to sway the 2016 election or that the Kremlin sought to help him, a conclusion at odds with Democrats' takeaways from the congressional panel's year-long probe and the apparent trajectory of special counsel Robert S. Mueller III's investigation.

The present finding of an apparent recuperation trajectory for visual memory should be harmonized with our previous report [25] of impaired visual memory in patients.

For low-level vision, primary visual cortex appears to extrapolate apparent motion trajectories, by "filling-in" trajectories through unseen stimulus positions (Muckli et al. 2005; Larsen et al. 2006; Sterzer et al. 2006).

There was strong evidence (p < 0.001) for gender differences in all three growth factor means, as is apparent from the trajectory forms in Fig.  2.

This difference was also apparent in the trajectories from individuals making up large groups (Fig. S1A C) and in the trajectories of single flies (Fig. S1E J).

This inhibition is apparent following all trajectories, except the shortest (310 ms, figure 1 f(i)).

This enables the apparent clustering of trajectories between coral colonies to be objectively explored and statistically demonstrated within 1 and 2σ confidence bands.

As it stands, clinicians must wait a year or two before an abnormal weight trajectory becomes apparent.

Considering their apparent surprise at the trajectory of their formation and critical success of the 1612 Underture, it's a believable excuse to give to prying journalists at least.

Sub-pixel data analysis can be biased by subtle features of the image-formation process, according to Grier, and these biases can shift a trajectory's apparent position by as much as half a pixel relative to its true position.