Sentence examples for trajectory for the next from inspiring English sources

Even as world leaders met earlier this week in New York to set the trajectory for the next fifteen years of development, we cannot continue to gloss over the need for global tax reform.

Yes, the research bug bit me back then and that first "hands-on" project helped define my career trajectory for the next 13 years.

The input trajectory for the next batch is accommodated by searching for the optimal value through the error feedback at a minimum cost.

In ODDDP, orthogonal experimental design is employed to select some small but representative state combinations when constructing the corridor around the current trajectory, and then dynamic programming recursion equation is used to find an improved trajectory for the next iteration.

The exploring random tree approach was employed by Boyer and Lamiraux [21] and Kuwata et al. [22] to search a feasible solution of a target trajectory for the next moment within a driving space at the front.

In 2015, the wearable market will reach a critical inflection point where it will gain mass market adoption (close to 20% of adults will have one by EOY – double the 10% seen now) and set itself on massive growth trajectory for the next 5 years.

Expect a volatile career trajectory: Speaking for the next generation of aid and development workers, I think this will be something we have to come to terms with.

The case could prove a litmus test for the industry, said Robert W. Mann, an airline consultant".The outcome will influence the makeup and growth trajectory of the regional industry for the next several decades," Mr. Mann said.

In the last European parliament, all countries agreed to follow the carbon reduction trajectory set by the UK for the next 15 years," they wrote in a letter to the Guardian.

These two forthcoming developments will set our climate trajectory for years, so the next few months represent the most important period in international climate politics.

In retrospect, the events that summer Tuesday – some planned, most spontaneous, and all more hostage to eventualities than planning – would become emblematic of the trajectory of the nation's racial and political dynamics for the next 50 years.