Sentence examples similar to posit a trajectory from inspiring English sources
James Voorhies narrates major public moments for Western art of the past fifty years, while positing a trajectory from Michael Fried's modernist fear of objecthood to a more contemporary politics of aesthetics after Jacques Rancière.
The commission was able to make sense of the ballistic evidence only by positing a trajectory for one of Oswald's three shots that went through Kennedy's neck and then through the ribs, wrist and thigh of Governor John Connally of Texas, who was sitting alongside the president in the limousine.
Positing a genealogy and trajectory through poetry, performance, installation, and visual art, the course examines decolonial modes of production in the twentieth century with attention to antecedents and twenty-first contemporary applications.
Contrasting with perspectives that posit an effect of alcohol on antisocial behaviour, the second (susceptibility) hypothesis implies the reverse; people with susceptibility to, or on a trajectory for antisocial behaviour, use alcohol to a greater extent than those who are less susceptible.
What makes a trajectory a meaningful one?
"It's become a trajectory.
It gave a trajectory to his career.
We have momentum and a trajectory.
They posit a direct link.
Why not posit a kind of benevolence?
He must posit a world and commit to it fully.
