The novel follows the trajectory of how Alice becomes a "good terrorist" almost accidentally.
"What I've seen is that they have mapped out a trajectory of how they are going to change their society," he explains.
These responses date back to 2008, when the recession first began, and paint an interesting trajectory of how the dialogue has shifted since.
"He wants to make his own way on his own name, but he also doesn't want to forget about the trajectory of how he got here".
There's a whole genre being created of WTF videos, paintings, drawings, and imagery and I believe that it actually fits nicely into the trajectory of how we look at art, and the absurdity of this point in history. .
Early-life exposures may also change the trajectory of how the microbiome develops and contribute to the development of exposure-related diseases later in life," says Chadwick.
They are using mirrors to study how the brain decides what is self and what is other, how it judges distances and trajectories of objects, and how it reconstructs the richly three-dimensional quality of the outside world from what is essentially a two-dimensional snapshot taken by the retina's flat sheet of receptor cells.
We're still going to have to think about how we put our economy on a long-term trajectory of growth, how we continue to make investments in things like education, things like infrastructure that help our economy grow.
Finally, how substance use patterns vary across the life trajectories of MSM and how those variations coincide with major life milestones (e.g., sexual debut, coming out, dating, aging, etc)., remains largely unexplored.
Further, the epidemiological nature of this study prevented us from collecting data on depression over time in order to consider various trajectories of depression and how these may be related to mortality.
