Sentence examples similar to decisive trajectory from inspiring English sources
So was Ralph flipping symbolic though it might be really that decisive for the trajectory of the mob in America?
The present psychophysical and electrophysiological measurements demonstrate, for the first time, that neuronal representations of kinematic events, extracted from the instantaneous kinematic variables of whisker trajectories, play a decisive role for the subject's performance in a tactile discrimination task.
Johnson's argument that a transnational community of central bankers exerted significant, decisive, and surprising influence on the trajectory of central banking practices in postcommunist states is well supported by the evidence.
Developments within the Iraqi communities themselves will be decisive in determining political and security trajectories.
The move hastened a decisive shift in Mr. Dargel's compositional trajectory.
It started with a decisive and irreversible trend that had a clear trajectory: the growing demand for high-speed data exchange.
But if the recent trajectory of politics is sustained, reason will not be the decisive factor.
To form the basis of a new value curve, these trends must be decisive to your business, they must be irreversible, and they must have a clear trajectory.
At the close of the contest, it is now clear the race was on a nearly irreversible trajectory from its opening shot, the Iowa caucuses on Jan .3. Barack Obama's victory in Iowa established two trends that were decisive.
