Sentence examples for trajectory of the plot from inspiring English sources

And when we read, very early on, that Agnes, on her way to a first date, is thinking, "Perhaps, after all, he could save her," it's hard not to see the trajectory of the plot.

Sticking with our theatrical analogy, Biden used his second-act platform to alter the trajectory of the plot, in a way that accrued positively to Democrats.

Figure 3b demonstrates that whereas the initial trajectories of the plots are the same, being primarily described by principal component 1, as the dose increases the trajectories separate along principal component 2. To further examine the divergence of dose response trajectories for PCN and LCA, the PCA eigenvectors associated with both principle components were analysed.

Figure 3B gives the mean vertical trajectory of the honeybees plotted every 5 cm.

The trajectory of the rarefaction plots for clpA in ticks and squirrels (see Fig. S1 in the supplemental material) indicated that, while sampling of the diversity of clpA in the different populations was incomplete, a large part of the diversity had been captured.

In "Cruel Optimism," Berlant moved from theorizing about genres of fiction to theorizing about "genres for life". We like to imagine that our life follows some kind of trajectory, like the plot of a novel, and that by recognizing its arc we might, in turn, become its author.

The increase in the 'dynamic trajectory' of the phase-plane plot between peak calcium and peak pressure may relate to underlying changes in the steady-state force-calcium relationship as proposed by Hunter [ 10].

Multiple trajectories were averaged and plotted with the average trajectory of the unbleached patch, as a comparison.

The trajectory of the target is plotted with red in Fig. 16.

Each frame in Figure 2 includes the trajectory of the full system plotted in projection on the phase space - i.e., superimposed on the bifurcation diagram of the fast system.

Logical inconsistencies in films can be produced by in-film data-dumps, characters' behaviors and personalities, the trajectory of longer plot arcs -- really, anything that touches upon the structure or content of the story and the world in which it's set.