Einstein's thesis that Sonos' trajectory is troubled by the fact that it depends on linear and closed manufacturing techniques while Amazon spares no expense to make its products is true.
The trajectory could indicate trouble signing up new users or retaining older ones.
But E! knew there was a fascination with her because of the high ratings it got for her edition of "The E! True Hollywood Story" (like A&E's "Biography" but about tawdrier subjects), which followed a rags-to-riches-to-trouble trajectory.
One it does not allow to trouble the trajectory of its engineering ingenuity.
Throughout his brilliant trajectory, however, he is troubled by the easy, almost insolent sense of superiority in his American peers, who take for granted their status as sons of empire.
Working within these constraints, America's Defence Department (and startups, which charge a fee) share information about debris trajectories to help other agencies avoid trouble.
Pam had based the play on a book by Toine, and basically suggested she was a prostitute who became middle class and got married and fat and settled down, while Piaf's trajectory was far more stellar and troubled.
I'd lived in London for seven or so years and my life had taken the familiar trajectory of alcoholism: broken relationships, lost jobs, trouble with the police, dangerous situations, and, most of all, spiralling loneliness.
Perhaps most striking is the way Brobeck's downward trajectory resembled that of any other company in trouble, even though the firm occasionally provided strategic advice to companies in financial trouble.
It seems to me Peace's books have followed a particular trajectory; they have become more and more troubled by their subject matter.
