There's no evidence that Morrison and Lyman ever met, but their trajectories through the book operate like melodic counterpoints.
The memory of her slow, authoritative trajectories through space is a happy thing to have.
Kate Mills, a PhD student at UCL investigating developmental trajectories through childhood and adulthood, points out, "large scale population studies haven't really found evidence that we're using things like internet-related technologies to excess".
It is the silent Anna, author of a magnum opus on Keats's punctuation (deadly title: "Keats's Punctuation"), who gradually emerges as the play's emotional focus, although "Kin" is fundamentally an ensemble play, in which all the characters are drawn as intricately faceted people seen negotiating their own haphazard trajectories through life.
Beddington notes that while long-term outcomes for humans and climate are uncertain, human and environmental trajectories through 2030 or so are already clear, offering clear choices on actions that could limit regrets and boost prospects later in the century: There are three key areas that are determined.
Thus, both aspire to design new systems and trajectories through time.
Each depositional unit shows individual stacking patterns, which are linked with particular shoreline trajectories through time.
Computer modelling has been used to trace the electron and ion trajectories through their respective analysers.
We then consider all the 1-dimensional homological cycles and analyze their trajectories through the simplicial complex.
Using fuzzy clustering, we study k- space trajectories through HMM and then select the ones that have largest variations.
COMSOL Multiphysics® v5.2 and Propagate Rays and Aberrations by Matrices (PRAM) were used to simulate ion trajectories through the system.
