Sentence examples for the trajectory of developments from inspiring English sources

The present paper recalls some of the early days of work in this model of linguistics from the perspective of someone who was privileged to be able to take part in some of them and attempts to trace the trajectory of developments in the thinking of Michael Halliday, who initiated the model and who has been at the heart of its development ever since.

Fidler said that the trajectory of development in Chinese cyber-warfare and espionage capability "doesn't show any signs of levelling off.

Enfors, E. Social-ecological traps and transformations in dryland agro-ecosystems: Using water system innovations to change the trajectory of development.

"The big challenge for India is: Can we actually change the trajectory of development so that we don't first pollute and then clean up?

"We would like to pursue a vision of development based on changing the trajectory of development," he said — thus "bending the curve" instead of following a straight-line trajectory toward improved conditions.

The effects were not immediately apparent (PN5) but rather emerged over the course of development, indicating that the organophosphate effects represent alteration of the trajectory of development, not just continuance of an initial injury.

It was proposed that a validation project should focus on the trajectory of development of the entire distributed cognitive system instead of comprehending validation studies as tests of the effects of information systems on a pre-defined process output.

Washington agreed, and, in a feat of dirt-piling rivaled in the western hemisphere only by the Panama Canal, the so-called "Cut Through Project" created 400 new acres of flat land to build on, changing the trajectory of development in Pikeville forever.

Findings suggest that the positioning practices constituting the classroom interactional architecture are inextricably intertwined with L2 learner access to classroom interactions that influence the trajectory of development of IC.

By examining the first drug boom in the country that would later become one of the largest drug havens in the world, this talk addresses an intriguing puzzle: how the trajectory of development in certain Latin American countries and regions allowed illegal drug economies to emerge and collapse during the last quarter of the twentieth century?

As countries move along the development continuum - the trajectory of development that occurs in different ways at different speeds in each country - we need to develop differentiated approaches based on the specific circumstances to better serve the people in need.