Sentence examples similar to trajectory to chart from inspiring English sources
Unsmiling, he settled somewhat stiffly onto a straight-backed armchair and began to chart the trajectory of his thinking.
However difficult it is to chart a trajectory for women's professional sports, the grassroots explosion and growth of the college game, from Geils to Orender, has been indisputably exponential and bodes well, on some level, for all.
The immense crush of deficit spending that accompanied LBJ's Great Society was not that liberally pure; indeed, one of the first benefactors of deficit spending was the military, helping to chart a trajectory that has put America's defense budget atmospherically higher than any other country's.
The aim of this study was to chart the trajectory of the modulation of auditory ERP components by visual speech cues over developmental time.
In early 2014, they decided to chart their career trajectories as a means of professional reflection and development, and more importantly, through cross-cultural academic activity, to contribute to East-west discourse development.
Maybe we are too close properly to address his uneven trajectory – though retrospectives have a kind of duty to chart more than the highpoints.
Their method rapping was more youthful prank than Imposter-like deception; Finlay benefits from the larky footage her subjects shot to document their upward trajectory, while charting the growing desperation of giddy kids obliged not just to live a lie but to sell it.
We employed resting-state functional MRI and graph-theory approaches to systematically chart the lifespan trajectory of the topological organization of human whole-brain functional networks in 126 healthy individuals ranging in age from 7 to 85 years.
(Compare Chart Four to Chart Two).
This cartographic approach to charting trajectories reveals greater variation than the democracy-dictatorship dichotomy and its variations ("hybrid regimes").
