Sentence examples for trajectory of which from inspiring English sources

By contrast, Lake Success was a novel written in real time, a journalistic project transformed into fiction while he was still on the bus, and the trajectory of which changed while he was writing it.

It also has a lovely movement of sound, the trajectory of which takes us to what I sense is the poem's point of inevitability, the image of "foot soles that have journeyed across/the backs of river rocks"; as if the poem had been leading up to this.

As a result, some scientists suspect that a lot, if not most, of the oil is lurking below the surface rather than on it, in a gigantic underwater plume the size and trajectory of which remain largely a mystery.

In his seminal essay, Marshall describes a historical evolution of citizenship since the 18th century, the trajectory of which culminates in the braiding together of civil, political, and social rights.

We are not aware of any other instance in which a prototypic guidance cue, such as Netrin, is crucial for guiding axons, the subsequent trajectory of which plays an essential function in vascular pathfinding or lymphangiogenesis in vivo.

Analysis of the SLED observations is complicated by the fact that this instrument measured protons with energies <1 MeV, the trajectories of which are strongly deviated within the Martian magnetosphere (see Figs. 5(a)–5(c)).

Qualification strategies were compared in simulated flocks, the genetic trajectories of which were randomly generated.

For a large class of initial trajectories there are multiple different consistent 'glancing blow' continuations of that trajectory (many of which involve multiple wormhole traversals).

Serial rating of the WHIM in individual patients over the course of their assessment period produced a number of distinctive trajectory patterns of which four examples are shown in online supplementary file 1. Figure 1 summarises the group trajectories of change in serial WHIM ratings (mean monthly MAB and TNB), categorised by PDOC status at discharge.

This paper describes the mechanical devices, the control scheme and the trajectory generation of which a new wheelchair prototype capable of climbing staircases is formed.

A small number of large scale transport and logistics services providers evolve towards a complex methodological and informational service trajectory, some of which even contract out all of their transport operations and concentrate on the management of logistic systems.