Sentence examples for trajectory begin from inspiring English sources

In order to start the conversation and set the trajectory, begin by having them articulating their history.

But it's an obscure fact that this trajectory began with album covers.

After a while, this need to force every experience into the same trajectory begins to annoy.

A more modest career trajectory began to take shape, of a minor-league lifer, perhaps, and maybe a math teacher who wows his students with implausible-sounding tales of proximity to glory.

This trajectory begins when Mitchell is a college undergraduate, and he and his classmates, while attending a lecture on Russian literature, learn of Seattle's destruction by a monstrous earthquake.

Ms. Ung's book, "First They Killed My Father," describes a similar trajectory, beginning in Phnom Penh and winding to a place called Ro Leap in far western Cambodia; in 1978, the surviving members of the Ung family escaped to Vietnam, and then by boat to Thailand.

It was Vaughan Williams who suggested that only Sibelius could make C major sound completely fresh and, while pointing up the Englishman's admiration and affinity for his Finish contemporary, the latter's Symphony No 7 also became the logical fulfilment of the trajectory begun with the Beethoven.

This trajectory begins with auditing and expands into risk management, regulation and security more generally.

Little is documented concerning what prevents adverse outcomes from happening once the 'accident trajectory' begins.

One trajectory begins just outside the unstable limit-cycle and the other just inside.

The equation-based trajectory begins at time 85 years, as that is the first post initial cohort time point.