Sentence examples for trajectory after from inspiring English sources

Now you REALLY CAN affect the ball trajectory AFTER you throw it (instead of standing there waving your arms like an idiot trying to telekineticly alter the outcome of pitching one down the gutter).

"Bertelsmann is back on a growth trajectory after years of declines and portfolio adjustments," Rabe said.

He will have been hoping for Crimson Peak to follow a similar trajectory, after its disappointing first week at the US box office.

Ballistic missiles are rocket-propelled weapons that travel by momentum in a high, arcing trajectory after they have been launched into flight by a brief burst of power.

Does the trajectory after that — wild, then domesticated, then wild again — make them similar to their ancestors, or changed too much?

Volkswagen's share price continued its upward trajectory after a senior executive said the company might close unprofitable parts plants and increase the working week in an effort to improve productivity by 30% over the next three years.

Obama's post-New Year's surge past a 50 percent approval rating — well ahead of both Reagan's and Bill Clinton's comeback trajectories after their respective midterm shellackings — may have only just begun.

For example, for a network with eight genes, there will be 240=1.1×1012 trajectories after only k=4 time points.

The recent focus on patient-centered outcomes highlights the need to better describe recovery trajectories after injury.

The research assessed passive safety aspects of the final-approach manoeuvres by analysing the resulting trajectories after thrust inhibit.

In our analyses the estimated odds for all unfavourable headache trajectories after a mild head injury were higher than the corresponding odds found for moderate head injury.