Sentence examples for trajectory long from inspiring English sources
Molloy Woodcraf Keith Urban Love, Pain & the Whole Crazy Thing (Angel) £12.99 Raised in Queensland but naturalised in Nashville, Urban had an unusual career trajectory long before he became Mr Nicole Kidman.
"Our research shows that health was on a downward trajectory long before Columbus arrived," Dr. Richard H. Steckel and Dr. Jerome C. Rose, study leaders, wrote in "The Backbone of History: Health and Nutrition in the Western Hemisphere," a book they edited.
So rather than deep philosophical debates and discussions, some simple math and the ability to read a calendar and look out the window at what works in America may suffice to at least get us on the right trajectory long enough for the greater issues to be dealt with.
As with similar objects discovered in near synchronous trajectories, long lifetime orbits, with mean motions of about 2 revolutions per day, were found possible for debris characterized by extremely high area-to-mass ratios.
The proposed method can track other trajectories as long as the trajectory can be described by the grids and obey the TP model.
The result shows a wavy trajectory with long range, which means that this kind of vehicle is suitable for long-distance transportation.
Labor is prepared to support the funding trajectory as long as the plan is "real and tangible", the shadow assistant defence minister, David Feeney, told ABC Radio.
And for the first time at Augusta, Duval is putting a 7-wood in his bag in place of a 2-iron, figuring that a higher trajectory on long approach shots might give him an advantage on several holes.
His latest project, Home Service, is inspired by what might seem a backwards step in life's trajectory – his long recent stint living at home with his mum in her one-bed flat.
(b ) Green curve is the population state trajectory for long judgment trials.
Understanding fall patterns and predictors of falls is important, particularly as the stroke recovery trajectory is long and unpredictable.
