Sentence examples for longer trajectory from inspiring English sources

But that is to forget the longer trajectory of this debate.

"We're just a component of a much longer trajectory than we realize," Adams said.

We have a much longer trajectory of trying to create a better vision – and I think lots of young people are turning to us because of this".

Stretching from techno to classic rock, the style is rooted where disco met punk, and rock collided with the longer trajectory of feminist performance.

In effect, digital technology has been a new tool in a much longer trajectory that's unfolded since the 1970s, of the shifting of risk and cost away from corporations and governments and onto the shoulders of the once-were-salaried.

Mr. Hart, who was as eager to pitch in last year as he is to host this year, sees the Video Music Awards gigs as points on a much longer trajectory.

Yet this can often become a public issue, which is perhaps a first step in the longer trajectories of gaining at least some rights.

The last term Ereg is a regularisation term that favours fewer targets and longer trajectories.

These grains move much faster and have longer trajectories than reptons, because wind speeds increase with altitude.

This approach works well for longer trajectories around 20 km, for short tracks however it does not work properly, since a minimum number of three LAUs is required.

The proposed method is shown to produce reliable visual odometry even for longer trajectories of several kilometers, and its accuracy compares favorably to the monocular instance of the eight-point solver of Geiger et al. [24], both on the public KITTI dataset [25] and on a 15-km dataset captured locally with the GrontMij mobile mapping vehicle.