The basic trajectory of the star's life, from soulful baby precocity (she sang torch songs in childhood) to MGM heyday to descent into drug-addled misery, is thus well known.
Mitt Romney's Republican rivals enter the final four days of the South Carolina primary in search of something — anything — to significantly alter the basic trajectory of their party's presidential nominating contest.
Police accounts vary, but the basic trajectory of the department's official version is this: The officers asked Mr. Freeman to come out, explaining later that they were concerned for his safety, then tried to subdue and handcuff him when he resisted.
Cutter location (CL) data, which are tool paths generated by a CAD/CAM system, are directly used for the basic trajectory of the handy tool attached to the robot arm.
While much in the music business has changed in the last fifteen years, the basic trajectory of success for musicians would have been far different had ASCAP not been formed.
But then, as Secretary Geithner points out in the piece, most states, including Ohio, have been following the same basic trajectory since 2010.
Trump, Cruz said, supports the "same basic trajectory" of policy as Obama and Hillary Clinton, when Obama's first secretary of state, have established.
Then these neural networks are trained with some basic trajectories enable them to generate new walking patterns based on a policy.
In sum, the war's basic trajectory remains unclear.
Plenty of candidates have followed Mr. Romney's basic trajectory toward the nomination, including Jimmy Carter in 1976, Walter Mondale in 1984, and Michael Dukakis in 1988.
