Sentence examples for kind of trajectory from inspiring English sources

Her conversation naturally follows that kind of trajectory too.

The very process of thinking takes on a kind of trajectory: how can this idea be projected outward, towards others?

It's the kind of trajectory we can all only wish for – moving closer and closer to the rush of the waterfall until you see every tiny drop of mist as large as the galaxy.

This is another one: Auden, the rakish young Auden; this one also with a kind of legend on top in Auden's hand where he calls himself "utopian youth, grown old Italian," as, in fact, this was a certain kind of trajectory he would live starting as a utopian youth and then later learning how to relax and have a good time in Italy.

"If every country becomes as fat as the US, and that's the kind of trajectory we're on, then in mass terms it's like having an extra billion people on the Earth or in food energy terms it's like feeding another half a billion," says Roberts.

In "Cruel Optimism," Berlant moved from theorizing about genres of fiction to theorizing about "genres for life". We like to imagine that our life follows some kind of trajectory, like the plot of a novel, and that by recognizing its arc we might, in turn, become its author.

The external symptoms of these irregularities are various kinds of trajectory deviations recorded during mandible movements.

We study several kinds of trajectories, including on-line game traces, mouse traces, handwritten characters, and traces of the movements of animals in their natural environments.

This paper lays out a typology of network flows based on two dimensions of variation, namely the kinds of trajectories that traffic may follow (geodesics, paths, trails, or walks) and the method of spread (broadcast, serial replication, or transfer).

The proposed approach is verified and compared with a conventional proportional integral differential (PID) controller, adaptive recurrent neural network (ARNN) controller, and robust nonlinear controller in a real-time system with three different kinds of trajectories and loading.

The kinds of trajectories they associate with the 'pioneer' generation of pharmacists, which they hear about in graduation ceremony speeches paying tribute to the 'godfather' (and more rarely 'godmother') of the class or even in news media, seem closed off.