Sentence examples for bound trajectory from inspiring English sources
The Chinese release on 23 January, though, should be a pick-me-up if it follows the upwardly bound trajectory of the series there, with Unexpected Journey taking $49m and Desolation of Smaug $74.2m.
Clearly it would be theoretically possible to devise a correction factor for such cases simply by deducting say 20% from the savings or even derive a more sophisticated adjustment, but this is arguably unnecessary because of the built-in use of an upper and lower bound trajectory.
Our comparisons are based on the performance of the system with different dithers in terms of three performance indicators: the speed of convergence, domain of attraction and accuracy (i.e. the ultimate bound on trajectories).
The bound of the trajectory given by the proposed methods leads us easily to judge the finite-time stability of the closed-loop switched systems.
Pixels sits about where you'd expect it in the flatlining, Hades-bound trajectory of Sandler's creative arc: That's My Boy, Jack And Jill, Blended... downward and downward in the widening gyre, indeed.
"How could I set a higher standard for myself as a wife, a mother, a writer, a friend?" For many women, this inward-turnedness, this seeking of salvation in an ever-greater connection to home, and in a homebound sense of self, is a direct rebellion against the outward-bound trajectory that their own mothers took.
He also estimated that it would take up to 20 years for enough solar radiation pressure to successfully pull it off its Earth-bound trajectory.
The virial theorem is used to demonstrate the non-conservation of energy during transfers from bound to hyperbolic trajectories.
After all, without sufficient anticipation on the values, needs and concerns in society, a research and innovation trajectory is bound to meet with public resistance.
The five essays in part 1 constitute the foundation of Case's re-articulation of contemporary theory and make clear that her own identity is bound to the theoretical trajectory upon which she journeys.
