Sentence examples for exponential trajectory from inspiring English sources

The advances in land surface monitoring and change detection that occurred over the past two decades have followed an exponential trajectory from the first global 1 degree land cover maps in the late 1980s to the global 30 m maps of forest cover in 2010.

Taking great pride in failing fast and increasingly looking for ways to "hack" their success in the shortest possible time frame, this group tries to exchange predictable linear career growth for an exponential trajectory.

Moreover, it is taken into account that the investment path cannot follow an exponential trajectory, since then an average growth of 64% per annum would be implied, which in the years 2015 2020 would result in major capacity jumps (2018: +12,000 TJ, 2019 +20,000 TJ, 2020 +32,000 TJ).

Patients scored higher on this PC if they expressed an exponential recovery trajectory with chronic impairment and low if their recovery trajectory was linear (Fig.  1, Panel C).

And the catalyst for Google's exponential growth trajectory was when it opened its core search function to let people bid on keywords.

This anomalous situation should not be expected to continue indefinitely - at some point, bond investors will wake up once they realize the exponential debt trajectory we are on in addition to the fact that the economy itself doesn't have the capacity to grow anywhere near as fast as debt is.

The problem is developed in a geometric setting to obtain an intrinsic control law which achieves local exponential stability for trajectory tracking on SE(3).

Hence, on-average exponential growth in trajectory divergence is not guaranteed for chaotic dynamics.

Due to the exponential divergence of trajectories, most pairs (x i,x j ) with i≠j are dynamically uncorrelated pairs.

The Lyapunov exponent is a measure of the rate of exponential divergence of trajectories starting from neighbouring points [29].

Furthermore, neither our models nor physical systems run for infinite time, but an infinitely long time is required to verify the presumed exponential divergence of trajectories issuing from infinitesimally close points in state space.