Sentence examples for expansion trajectory from inspiring English sources

We design an expansion trajectory that yields a final state identical to the initial state up to an irrelevant phase factor.

PepsiCo won't be able to hope to see a real return to domestic growth until Western economies finally shake off the rust and get back on better expansion trajectories.

Figure 4 shows the distribution of dated archaeological sites in the study region in 10,000 year increments, the dashed lines are the approximate eastern boundaries of human occupation suggested by the distribution of ages from radiocarbon-dated archaeological occupations, and the bold arrows are suggested expansion trajectories.

In the early spring there was still heady talk about 9-10% being the new natural rate of expansion, a trajectory which if maintained would make the country an economic superpower in a couple of decades.

The calculation considering the lagging motion yielded proper results in the expansion ratio and trajectories in phase plane for the oscillating bubble under ultrasound and the frequency spectrum for a forced inverted pendulum.

The result in the 'space-of-flows' was a two-pronged trajectory of expansion: Firstly, the palm oil sector privileged the increase in sales to the national market to supply palm oil for the national biodiesel market and industry.

Since the earliest days of nationhood the constitutional definition of citizenship has been on a trajectory of expansion.

Contract farming arrangements called 'productive alliances' represent one of the dominant trajectories of expansion in the 'space-of-place'.

This agrarian history has shaped country-specific trajectories of expansion involving land control practices of 'accumulation by dispossession' and 'assimilation'assimilation

The paper finishes with some conclusions about both the case of Colombia and the interaction between global processes and country-specific trajectories of expansion.

This approach allows to identify the markets and geographies that define the country-specific trajectories of expansion of commodity frontiers, and their connections with general patterns of resource control.