Sentence examples for trajectory through which from inspiring English sources

Taken at a glance, this simplified career path might suggest the usual trajectory through which young radicals turn into old conservatives.

For those who learn the language of empowerment, then, the HIV city seems to offer a space of anticipation and mobility and a trajectory through which one might 'move ahead'.

In Table  2 we list definitions of couples-testing defined by the World Health Organisation (WHO), whilst Fig.  1 summarizes different trajectories through which decisions were made.

However, the bottleneck through which the trajectory proceeds slows the rate of return to the baseline state.

The brain surface through which a trajectory to the brainstem can be placed is rostroventrally confined by the large frontal sinuses [ 30- 33].

The key component, resulting here from facilitation and observable in the phase plane, is the presence of the bottleneck through which the trajectories of the system pass.

Unlike some existing analytic methods, in which a fixed shape of the trajectory is assumed, the proposed trajectory model in this paper is based on the initial and target orbit elements, through which the fitting ability for the trajectory shape is effectively improved.

Religious radicalisation is described as a process through which individuals pursue a continuing trajectory, leading from a "moderate" understanding and practice of religion, to an increasingly violent or extremist involvement.

In this paper, we term the ecologic processes and environments through which these populations move "pathogen survival trajectories".

To test the performance of the engine for a realistic flight trajectory, a representative trajectory is generated through a trajectory optimization process, which is augmented with a newly-developed finite-time state dependent Riccati equation technique for nullifying the perturbations online.

One means through which these activities are seeking to exert influence over development trajectories is by clustering both at the subnational and transnational level.