Sentence examples for reversed trajectory from inspiring English sources

(h) Gradual alterations in six cell types, reversed trajectory in three cell types (Kc=6, Kr=3).

(f) Gradual alterations in two cell types; reversed trajectory in one cell type (Kc=2, Kr=1).

(g) Gradual alterations in four cell types; reversed trajectory in two cell types (Kc=4, Kr=2).

If your device interacts with off-center photons in any way, then it can also interact with them in an exactly time-reversed manner: If it can absorb an off-center photon, then it can emit a photon along the exact reversed trajectory, etc.

The good news is that trajectories can change so that a company that is below the Mendoza Line at $40 million can reverse trajectory and be compelling at $80 million.

Diagnosis is not death — change is possible The good news is that trajectories can change so that a company that is below the Mendoza Line at $40 million can reverse trajectory and be compelling at $80 million.

The bullet enters the right side of the victim's head, creating multiple skull fractures and injuring multiple features of her brain, before reversing trajectory and exiting further down on the right side of her head.

This often includes portions at the beginning and end of the laser sweep when the laser is not tuning, tuning slowly or reversing trajectory.

Two sample applications of the method are discussed: we study the tractions on an ellipsoid moving near a plane wall, which provides a more detailed understanding of the well-studied glancing and reversing trajectories in the context of particle sedimentation, and the erosion of bodies by a viscous flow, in which the surface is ablated at a rate proportional to the local viscous shear stress.

The manuscript includes a vast amount of kinetic data for enzymes at various stages of the forward and reverse trajectories.

When the mouse entered the stimulation segment (either one of two sample arms for 'encoding' sessions or the central arm on forward and reverse trajectories for 'retrieval' sessions), the Phase Detector emitted trigger events when the signal reached a local maximum ('peak') or local minimum ('trough').