Sentence examples for trajectory to a from inspiring English sources

When the final act comes via fire, bullet or starvation, it gives a purpose and moral trajectory to a life more or less ordinary.

Setting out a clear trajectory to a low-emissions economy is vital if the private sector is to have confidence to develop and invest in new technologies.

Only this can deliver a legally binding treaty which puts the world on a trajectory to a maximum global average temperature increase of two degrees and provides a fair deal for developing countries".

A moonball is similar in its trajectory to a defensive lob, except that it is hit when the rally is in a neutral state and both players are in the backcourt.

Mapped out in advance, it would have seemed an insane (the most insane?) route to the Stanley Cup, but as much as the route taken speaks to the Kings' never-say-die spirit, their uncanny ability to appear unfazed by being down a couple of goals – or games – at crucial points, their trajectory to a championship says even more of the team's conditioning.

First, metrics need to be defined to measure the distance of a partial trajectory to a motion pattern.

As they do this, you can see smaller, flashing lights on each of them -- they look almost like aircraft on a landing trajectory to an airport.

First, robust control is designed to bring the trajectories to a small neighborhood of an equilibrium point.

One important insight of the Brussels-Austin Group's shift away from trajectories to distributions as fundamental elements is that explanation also shifts from a local context (set of particle trajectories) to a global context (distribution of the entire set of particles).

In order to achieve the transition from these past trajectories to a functioning platform, a "conceptualisation" of the regional innovative system is necessary (ibid:1092).

Control theory is much used in engineering to stabilize a given dynamical system at a desired equilibrium point or to confine its trajectories to a region.