Sentence examples for that trajectories from inspiring English sources

This condition roughly guarantees that trajectories starting from points in \(U\) will eventually fill \(S\) densely.

Constraints are imposed to ensure that trajectories do not collide with the target.

The phase-locked state here occurs where P 2 is small, suggesting that trajectories stay close to the limit cycle.

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.

Many authors have concluded that Prigogine and collaborators were arguing that trajectories did not exist (e.g., Bricmont 1995), but this is not the case.

I don't think they have fundamentally changed that trajectory," he said.

(It went to Broadway the following year; the current production mirrors that trajectory).

According to Charles Darwin and his immediate successors, that trajectory was more or less linear, running from primitive to advanced.

Compare that trajectory to Twitter's, whose valuation jumped from $200,000 in July 2007 to $3.6 billion in December 2010, according to Pitchbook.

"My goal is to help the company continue that trajectory and take it to the next level".