Sentence examples for trajectory of doing from inspiring English sources

Typically, Spencer finds, stocks get on a trajectory of doing either well or poorly, driven by jazzed investors, and stay on that path for three to five years.

We have long forgone the conventional trajectory of doing business.

I didn't want the piece of paper, I didn't want the trajectory of 'I did this, I did that', I wanted to walk out having a little chip on my shoulder".

In general, trajectories of decline did not meaningfully differ by abuse experience.

For instance, I found this phenomenon called "scarring," where quantum waves bear definite "scars" of classical trajectories, by doing artistic rendering of data.

But the prime moments to alter the trajectory of the conflict didn't come during the reign of the ever manipulative and paranoid Stalin.

Data where the tumor had ulcerated or had low signal (maximum of trajectory did not reach above 10 radiance, or approximately <5× initial background) were not included.

The value of "experience," vital in shaping the trajectory of scientifc practice in Madras, did not necessarily supersede the value of trial, authentication, and certifcation.

His scientific analysis (down to mapping the trajectory of urine) was done with a series of photographs of models against a grid backdrop.

Pawk manages these degrees of decline skillfully, but although the play gives her a trajectory of retreat, it doesn't explore it.

When the problem has many solutions, it is guaranteed that, for any initial point, the trajectory of the network does converge to an exact solution of the problem.