The reason is that the trajectory to the ground depends on the ratio of size to weight.
From one end of their educational trajectory to the other, our society told these kids science was important.
They trace the change in their trajectory to the death of an unofficial member, Nathan Maddox, who was struck by lightning on a SoHo rooftop in 2002.
Much like Holloway, Oliveira is young and tenacious, and since joining the UFC five years ago it's been clear that he is on a trajectory to the top.
The show is, they hope, following a similar trajectory to the spoof theatrical version of The 39 Steps, which transferred from Kilburn's Tricycle theatre to the Criterion in the West End in 2006 and has stayed there.
For Mr. Clinton, it was a political homecoming of sorts, a return to the place that started him on his trajectory to the White House in 1992 and earned him the nickname "the Comeback Kid".
If Mr. Bouton is pushed from his pedestal, though, it's likely that his replacement will have followed a similar trajectory to the top and be someone well acquainted with the members and the rituals of the establishment.
Barack Obama, a first-term United States senator from Illinois, gains momentum on his trajectory to the Presidency of the world's most bewildering democracy, as tens of millions of disaffected citizens find reason to hope again.
This is a similar trajectory to the likes of RB Kitaj, Joe Tilson and Tom Phillips – artists who dominated the London scene before the Turner prize and Tate Modern blew away such cobwebs.
Later, stepping into the night, I watched stellar dendrites float out of the dark, each on its own trajectory to the same place -- a snowpack, measuring 18.8 inches by the storm's end.
When asked to look back on his career, Dr. Mandelbrot compared his own trajectory to the rough outlines of clouds and coastlines that drew him into the study of fractals in the 1950s.
