Sentence examples for later trajectory from inspiring English sources

How important this photograph is as a work of art is open to dispute, but it points clearly toward Mr. Prince's later trajectory as an artist.

The significance of the companion charter, the Charter of the Forest, is no less profound and perhaps even more pertinent today – as explored in depth by Peter Linebaugh in his richly documented and stimulating history of Magna Carta and its later trajectory.

But perhaps most importantly, it will bind forever the economics of development and pollution in the rush to commercialise new energy technologies – rather than following the usual "pollute now, pay later" trajectory of every other country.

To this end, examining changes in the pattern of cortical thickness in young patient populations, close to the period of illness onset, provides an opportunity to identify biological markers that are associated with illness onset or predictive of later trajectory.

In his seventh seminar on The Ethics of Psychoanalysis (1959 1960), Lacan took a sort of turn fateful for the direction of his later trajectory, initiating an interrogation of the ways in which language was privileged by his 1950s "return to Freud".

Although that concert (and the group's later trajectory) showcased an ever-increasing fascination with electronic music and its structures, it also was still required to  service the band's prior hits.

Since each trajectory represents a temporal interval, it is quite possible that later trajectories will re-write or supersede earlier trajectories, simply because the relevant control systems have more (and perhaps better) information to work with.

This may also affect later trajectories due to psychological mechanisms.

It advised focusing on systems that aim to intercept enemy warheads at a later, midcourse trajectory.

Later, a trajectory from dandyism through debauchery to a sense of emptiness and futility, sustained only intermittently by the linking of suffering with love, resulted in a radical dislocation of the sense of self.

The launch took place in January, 2006, with the relatively small spacecraft—"a concert grand piano with a giant salad bowl on top," as one of its designers fondly described it to me hitched to the Atlas V, one of NASA's most powerful rockets.* Once New Horizons passed Jupiter, more than a year later, its trajectory would take it past nothing of real scientific interest until Pluto.