Sentence examples for trajectory called from inspiring English sources

The chain configurations are well-defined, statistically, by a mathematical trajectory called a three-dimensional random walk.

The plane continues along a special trajectory called a parabola like a shell shot from a cannon with passengers on board experiencing 20 to 30 seconds of weightlessness before the pilot needs to pull up again.The manoeuvre is usually repeated dozens of times with periods of stomach-churning acceleration in between, earning NASA's parabolic jet the nickname "the Vomit Comet".

"We have a backup trajectory called SHBOT, safe haven bail-out trajectory," he said.

I remember this because Toby Young once used it in an article – about his own career trajectory – called "Failing Upwards".

A more robust growth trajectory calls for long-term strategic holdings in Chinese assets, particularly in its currency.

To be sure, the belief in some profound link between an artist's authentic self and his or her work has been under assault for a while now, though that trajectory — call it the Duchamp wing — was never one that interested Fischl, a self-proclaimed humanist.

This possible catching-up process in the visual episodic memory trajectory calls for further research since it may indicate a corresponding latent capacity for neural plasticity and, for that reason, could emerge as a more appropriate cognitive target for research in preventive remediation.

The tracking objective is described by a set of admissible reference trajectories, called a performance tube.

The damaged regions produced by the ions along their trajectories, called latent tracks, were selectively etched in 5 M NaOH at 50 °C leading to the formation of cylindrical nanopores in the foils.

The corresponding optimal trajectory is called a chattering trajectory.

The ridges of the time frequency landscape of a trajectory, also called instantaneous frequencies, enable us to analyze the phase space structures.