Once you've made the album that everyone agrees captures you at the absolute zenith of your powers, once you've basked in the critical plaudits, public glory and sudden increase in the number and quality of people who want to hump you into the middle of next week, there is, as Phillip Larkin once noted of the Beatles' career trajectory, "nowhere to go but down".
Although corporations would love for their sale trajectory to always go up, in all actuality, it is cyclical and comes in waves.
Until he lost his job in April 2001 as director of technology for the interactive-services group at Viacom, Mr. Feinstein had a career trajectory that seemed to go one way: up.
This was not the case, and Apple's most recent earnings guidance, which calls for negative 2% earnings growth in the next quarter, tells you what the market knew a long time ago: Apple's future earnings trajectory was about to go "nose-down" and stall out significantly.
At that time, the trajectory was expected to go more to the northwest, and when the storm turned to a slow westward drift, hurricane warnings were issued for the Belize coast with only about 24 hours of lead time for the offshore islands.
I was in front of my trajectory, what I have to go through for my integration in Canada and it's kind of a bittersweet process because you are losing something but you are gaining something else.
In this paper, the trajectories of the robots to go around the objects and to go between the object and handcarts are calculated in advance.
"I think coming to Lurie allows people to come to a place where services are hopefully increasingly culturally competent, without threatening the developmental trajectory that these families have to go through".
We've got a ways to go, but the trajectory is in the right direction.
You'd like everything to go like a rocket trajectory, but that can't happen".
