The [resulting equality resolution] became the trajectory that would lead to civil partnerships and marriages.
It cannot tell each of us individually how we might trace the trajectory that is allotted to us.
The trajectory that exists from Chardin to Cezanne and Matisse, who both revered him, derives from this perfect mastery of abstract form pared down.
He points out that the trajectory that began in the United States but was derailed by regulation is continuing in Asia.
The first order of business is to alter the trajectory that has transformed Syria's internal agony into a regional crisis and now a demographic tidal wave washing over western Europe.
But, he added, "If we keep going on the trajectory that is now evident, I think even her tenure as secretary of state is also going to be, frankly, pretty damned".
And although of course he did not know it yet, it would launch him on the trajectory that would eventually place him in the highest office in the land.
As Doug Fanning, the protagonist (in no way a hero) of "Union Atlantic," curtly observes, recapping the trajectory that made him rich, the attacks on 9/11 "only sped the trend".
So as a young Scottish boy, what was the trajectory that brought you to this award, to design for both men and women? A. Well, you know, I wasn't a kid that was brought up drawing dresses and aspiring to be a fashion designer.
The research efforts were concentrated on the determination of the trajectory that provided the best quality of painting.
where FPS is the video frames per second, and CV is the coefficient of variation of the absolute values of the trajectory that are inside the window.
