Sentence examples for full trajectory from inspiring English sources
There's more action still, but I won't spoil the full trajectory.
Thousands of readers did not know the full trajectory of Mr. Brand's fall and rise until "My Booky Wook" was published last year in Britain, where it became a best seller.
She has restored to us the whole Pepys, not just the young man who wrote the diary, and we can now follow the full trajectory of his life, including the many political scrapes the shrewd older bureaucrat had to dodge.
Labor's finance spokesman, Tony Burke, said Australia did not have "an immediate budget emergency" but was dealing with "a situation where the full trajectory, particularly over the 10-year period, is something that needs to be addressed".
ARTS The British artist and sculptor William Turnbull leaves works tracing the full trajectory of postwar art with 40 pieces exhibited in the gardens of Chatsworth, one of Britain's grandest houses.
As such, the sequence of expected BSs along the full trajectory of the MS is known.
The simulation results show that the angle of attack tracking performance is acceptable over the time history and the control surface responses are all satisfying along the full flight trajectory.
Full trajectories can be computed using magnetically saturated or non-saturated round lenses, magnetic deflectors and even non-cylindrical symmetry elements like electrostatic biprism.
The observational methods that ecologists and biologists use to collect data have constraints on the resolution of trajectory information that can be collected in field experiments; even recent studies primarily rely only on the measured orientations of moving insects rather than exploiting full trajectories (e.g., [3 5]).
Briefly, subsets of the full trajectories are generated using sliding windows, beginning a new 500 ns subset every 50 ns.
Given the core trajectory of each centrosome, we now go back to the full set of called objects and extend the trajectories forward and backward in time to obtain the full trajectories.
