Sentence examples for trajectory of more from inspiring English sources

The Bay Area is experiencing a serious population boom – some estimates put San Francisco at an upward trajectory of more than 10,000 people per year.

In its best years, Letters to Santa raised enough to change the trajectory of more than a dozen of Chicago's poorest families.

The study, published today in Science, looked at the trajectories of more than 100,000 news stories, independently verified or proven false, as they spread (or failed to) on Twitter.

Szell et al. [23] analyzed the virtual trajectories of more than 1,400 players within the virtual world of the MMORPG Pardus, pointing to the fact that the EPR model could not capture sub-diffusive evolution of the mean squared displacement (MSD) exhibited by the users within the Pardus virtual world.

This passage from one of my posts on day one — Oct. 24, 2007 — still serves well as an articulation of why I think blogging (at least the way I do it) is a useful enterprise: The strength of science lies in the trajectory of understanding more than in any single finding, and the most durable ideas emerge from conversation, not monologue.

We will come back to this concept when analyzing trajectories composed of more than one segment.

When stones were added, trajectories comprised of more straight segments and fewer changes in direction of progression (Fig. 3).

Aggression that occurs in the context of dating relationships is associated with a variety of deleterious effects in the context of the current relationship, and provides a potential trajectory to more severe forms of violence in later relationships.

We examined the effect of this assumption by comparing the optics associated with parabolic flight trajectories with the optics of more realistic flight trajectories resulting from the presence of air resistance.

For example, change within the genu and body of the corpus callosum appeared more stable in control participants, whereas in other structures the trajectory of change was more variable (see Figs 2 and 3).

Variations on his story echoed through the employment office in downtown Columbia, whose economic experience traces the national trajectory of the last decade more than any other metropolitan area.