Sentence examples for changing trajectory from inspiring English sources

THIS week's print edition includes a look at the changing trajectory of the American recovery.

Curved furrows can be identified in the western boundary, suggesting for a changing trajectory during emplacement.

It has a custom-designed autopilot, which keeps the UAV on its preplanned trajectory from launch to recovery, and operators need only to supervise the flight (changing trajectory parameters when needed) but need not to fly the aircraft itself.

Therefore, it is of great importance to evaluate the ESV of Zhoushan Archipelago to gain a better understanding of its changing trajectory and to improve land use planning to ensure sustainable long-term development.

Curved furrows can be identified in the western boundary, suggesting for a changing trajectory during emplacement Transversal ridges resulting from the impact of the landslide mass with some mounds: A, B, C, D, and E in Fig. 2.

The problem of the course changing trajectory in ships characterised by a nonlinear model according to the output of a reference model is analysed by the backstepping procedure and the tuning functions design.

Her unforced- error count was dangerously high throughout this match (she finished with 40 unforced errors to Hingis's 12), and Hingis was certainly a big part of the reason: changing trajectories and looks with enough frequency to keep Seles from getting her groove back.

There's no such thing as an age cut-off when it comes to changing trajectories.

It also provides a rationale for service provision to those in need of help who could not previously access it and the possibility of changing trajectories for those with vulnerability to psychotic illnesses [ 9].

I feel like the next 10 years are the most critical in changing our trajectory in terms of temperature change.

If one of the Mavericks' three giants was not blocking a Knicks shot near the basket, he was changing its trajectory in the American Airlines Center.