Sentence examples for intersecting trajectories from inspiring English sources

McCarthy sends his characters along intersecting trajectories only to show how political and social forces can set them adrift.

Studying engagement, in addition to contestations and intersecting trajectories, we analyse how the landscape of those on the move is interrelated with that of those "being moved through".

In the multiple intersecting trajectories of power and contestation that made up the conjuncture that followed, one that was marked by world wars and depression (1914 1945), more states, including the United States, did provide social welfare.

He is the author of "North Atlantic Treaty Organization & the EU's Common Security & Defense Policy: Intersecting Trajectories," published by the U.S. Army War College.

In "The President and the Assassin: McKinley, Terror, and Empire at the Dawn of the American Century" (Random House), Scott Miller vividly traces the intersecting trajectories of the protagonists.

We present now a model of non-self-intersecting trajectories.

(Stijepic 2016) (a) The long-run dynamics of labor allocation can be represented by non-self-intersecting trajectories.

For a continuous and non-self-intersecting trajectory, see, e.g., Fig. 3; in contrast, Figs. 4 and 5 depict examples of non-continuous and self-intersecting trajectories, respectively.

It lists the limit dynamics scenarios that can arise in such a smooth system (among others, a fixed point and a limit cycle may arise).9 Since smooth autonomous differential equation systems generate continuous and non-self-intersecting trajectories (see Stijepic (2015, p. 84f).

You throw down your glasses — everything's a blur — you dive into the moving water — you swim, not to where the drowning person is, but where he'll be by the time you intersect his trajectory.

The γ emission points are reconstructed analytically by intersecting the ion trajectories given by the beam hodoscope and the Compton cones given by the camera.