"Time Warp is one of the most prestigious electronic music festivals in the world with a trajectory of success dating back over 20 years.
However, there is also evidence of an over-arching trajectory of change in structure across the lifespan [ 21], to which the contribution of these event-driven forms of plasticity is uncertain.
"If it looks like, after the crisis is over, the trajectory of the debt is going to be continuously upward, I'd say the rating could be in jeopardy," says Steven Hess, an analyst at Moody's.
The objective of this retrospective study was to compare the developmental assessment and its' outcome in two groups of NNFU clinic patients, SARS versus non-SARS over an assessment trajectory of 3 booked clinic appointments (labeled before, during and after according to the time of clinic closure during SARS).
That is the over-all trajectory of our allegory: man in contact with sin, man rejecting sin, man purifying himself, man returning to his Maker.
For some, liberated from the over-spiritualized trajectory of Mary's Immaculate Conception, Annunciation, Virgin Birth, and Assumption, there's the more gritty and theologically provocative notion that Mary was a rape victim.
Still others may wish to reap gains in rationality for a decision over the trajectory of a technology.
We again approximate g as a constant over the trajectory of interest, namely g ¯ = ( g ˆ − b ) / 2, which is the average of the initial value of g and the value of g at θ = 0 (Figure 6).
Based on socioemotional selectivity theory, a lifespan approach to expectancy theory, and research on interest and workplace curiosity, two views on motivational change over the trajectory of a working life were evaluated: the view of age-related motivational decline and the view of age-related motivational maintenance.
I was passionate about helping youth and loved having ownership over the trajectory of a business, which involved strategizing, planning, and executing with very little structure.
