They'd bought in those last few weeks before the crash, when the market, like a ball in flight, had quietly, imperceptibly stopped rising, had hung for a millisecond at the peak of its trajectory before it began to drop.
Both the family's grand Georgian house ("They'd bought in those last few weeks before the crash, when the market, like a ball in flight, had quietly, imperceptibly stopped rising, had hung for a millisecond at the peak of its trajectory before it began to drop") and a developer's abandoned housing estate in its former grounds are physical manifestations of the country's crisis.
The convergence criterion for each state variable was based on its value at the beginning of each interval and the integral of its trajectory over that interval, both being constant to within a relative tolerance of 0.001.
The pitcher has just delivered the pitch, his arm at the low end of its trajectory.
"It was then that the Maison Cartier began to follow its trajectory as a locus of creative activity, with its own workshop responsible for design and production," Mr. Solana wrote in the exhibition catalogue.
It was the beginning of a trajectory that led him from student, to community organizer, to law professor, to politician and eventually to the White House.
"They're all artists at the beginning of their trajectory," added Mr. Obrist, 46, the co-director of the Serpentine Gallery in London, who is highly regarded for his ability to spot new talent.
Extracellular single/multi-unit MER was performed with small (10 μm width) polyamide-coated tungsten microelectrodes (Medtronic; microelectrode 291; impedance 1.1 ± 0.4 MΩ; measured at 220 Hz, at the beginning of each trajectory) mounted on a sliding cannula.
In a pure zero-mean normal white noise environment (see, Fig. 12a), at the beginning of parameter estimation trajectory, all three discussed methods have similar behaviour (Fig. 13).
