Sentence examples for necessary trajectory from inspiring English sources

A fifth of that budget had been used up by 2008, they said, meaning the world is already 10% off the necessary trajectory to hit the target.

The idea that "things could be done better" holds his analysis together, but, as he is at pains to clarify, "this is not the same as a faith in progress or the belief that the necessary trajectory of history or human experience was upward".

The farther away the landmarks are, the longer videos need to be to capture the necessary trajectories.

A vision-assisted grasp-planning application was developed and used to calculate the necessary trajectories of the microrobots to form cages around micro-objects.

Still, one act of violence in Gears 2 is intimate and upsetting enough to have given one of the designers pause, until Bleszinski and others convinced him that the act grew out of a necessary dramatic trajectory).

Model based control schemes use inverse dynamics of the robot arm to produce the main torque component necessary for trajectory tracking.

Pozzo et al. [49] reported that the strategy which consists of stabilising the trunk during rotation provides an egocentric reference frame used to calculate target position in extra corporal space, as well as necessary limb trajectory to reach the target.

Dr João Breda of the World Health Organisation's regional office for Europe, who was involved in the first study, said: "Evidence suggests that early intervention, before five years of age, is necessary if the trajectory to overweight in children is to be arrested and action needs to be taken to have consistent surveillance on this specific population".

The agreement will strengthen future action by a regular process for countries to upgrade their targets since the best estimates show that these targets don't yet put us on the necessary safe climate trajectory.

This approach places emphasis on the complete emissions trajectory necessary to attain an agreed-upon preserved forest and as such, meets both forest conservation and climate goals simultaneously.

International development assistance largely proceeds from an implicit assumption of at least basic country-wide health systems managed by legitimate national health authorities, with donors offering political, military or financial support where necessary, and a trajectory that will lead in time to effective state provision of services.