Our book is an attempt to explore the whole trajectory, the extremes of both freedom and deprivation.
But the whole trajectory of Conservative thinking on housing and planning is towards home ownership and away from "affordable" housing built by councils and housing associations.
Yet "Decision Points" — indeed, the whole trajectory of Bush's Presidency — suggests that he had the information but not the character to face it.
Thus the whole trajectory of Janice's life is an attempt to expiate the sin of having accidentally, drunkenly, drowned her baby.
"Sometimes that brings a fresh perspective and sometimes it leaves artists feeling that there's a whole trajectory of work that isn't understood".
"To touch and see the script, the scribblings and false starts and then what came out as the book," Dr. Staley said, "you can see the whole trajectory of the author's imagination".
My wife, who is a novelist, wrote recently to a friend whose mother had just died, "There is this strangeness of a life story having no shape — or more accurately, nothing but its present — until it has its ending; and then suddenly the whole trajectory is visible".
The episode is very funny, and has a ring of truth, but at this point the film's own self-righteousness starts to weigh a little: it seems as though Burt and Verona are going to turn out to be the only sane, unselfish people left in the world, and the film's whole trajectory is towards a confirmation of their loveliness.
Figure 7 The whole trajectory where the studied interval is marked by bold line.
These methods can handle linearization errors better since the whole trajectory and map can be relinearized.
Rather than choosing the whole trajectory of a participant, our scheme selects certain segments.
