Sentence examples for prior path from inspiring English sources

If you look at the middle part of the graph, you see that that is what happened in the nineteen-thirties and forties: following the Great Depression, there was a burst of very rapid growth, which restored the economy to its prior path.

In Freud's drive theory, sublimation amounts to a drive finding a means to secure satisfaction (Befriedigung) in the face of "aim-inhibition" (i.e., a blockage of its prior path to an earlier aimed-at drive-object).

The prior research path, the early development and the current state analysis are explained as well as the potential applications.

By contrast, Brazil and Turkey have continued along Washington's prior, brief path of diplomacy, and reached an agreement that is similar to one supported/proposed by the United States last October.

These assessments are often subject to unconscious or conscious biases about individual capabilities based on prior educational path and social assumptions based on gender, race, and ethnicity.

He cannot afford to take his veterinarian-in-training girlfriend to dinner, and the question looms of how he can stay afloat without reverting to prior career paths.

Given there was prior conversations, the path to closing was shorter," he said.

First, this paper complements prior works on path reproduction with tentative insights into the retention of strategic premises.

Aging effects are generally characterized through the use of results from mechanical tests in which the strain path prior to aging (prestrain) and the strain path after aging are in the same direction.

Once past Jupiter, trajectory correction maneuvers (TCMs) became the sole source of trajectory control since the spacecraft did not encounter any other planetary bodies along its flight path prior to Pluto.

Moreover, it lays the groundwork for assigning bandwidth, and/or implementing priorities, and hence for QoS-based routing by conveying the quality of a path prior to call setup.