Not necessarily coming to net, if they come to net all the better, but the game of the future is to be able to take time away from the opponent, to cut the trajectories off.
Osteotomies may cause bleeding complications not only as periosteal vessels are cut in the trajectory of the osteotomy bone cuts, but also when larger vessels near to the bone are not protected.
The British writer Marie Phillips posted on her blog a six-hundred-word forensic interrogation of the show's trajectory: Who cut the light cable in Sarah Lund's apartment building?
What emergency measures will you now take to correct this trajectory and fulfil your pledge to cut the numbers of children living below the OECD recognised poverty line?
Thus, where the predator cuts the corner compared to the trajectory taken by the prey, the reduced turn costs should act to reduce its overall rate of energy expenditure, making the predator energy expenditure closer to that of the prey.
The Malian singer continues to cut a singular trajectory through modern music.
US 80 cut a southeasterly trajectory, running parallel and very close to the Mexican border, and traversing the Algodones Dunes and the Colorado Desert.
In retrospect, it's mildly shocking to recall that even as he cut his fearsome trajectory through 70s pop – shape-shifting between Ziggy, Aladdin Sane, Diamond Dog, Young American, Thin White Duke and the "Berlin trilogy" of Low, Heroes and Lodger – Bowie's career was largely off the radar of the mainstream media.
As we found out, the trajectory is cut because some genes are C-rich and, consequently, gene-vectors have an opposite direction (opposite compositional skews), and this effect partially neutralizes the trajectory.
The transponders were cut, and the plane took an intelligent trajectory flying close to borders to avoid radars.
