trajectoryin a sentence
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High winds will alter the rocket's trajectory.trajectory = path or route
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Medicare cannot survive on its current trajectory.trajectory = path
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If growth continues on its current trajectory, the company will need another two million dollars in working capital next year.
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It is impossible to know what murky convergence of chromosomal matter, parent-child dynamics, and alignment of the cosmos was responsible, but Christopher Johnson McCandless came into the world with unusual gifts and a will not easily deflected from its trajectory. (source)trajectory = prior path
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The boy watched it through its trajectory for some time, until it was hidden behind the white houses surrounding the plaza. (source)trajectory = route
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[speaking of a mechanical hound] It has a trajectory we decide for it. It follows through. (source)trajectory = path or route
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The force of such a thing is its momentum, its trajectory.† (source)
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Tally looked down, plotting trajectories from the hilltop, shushing David when he started to speak again, the wheels of her brain spinning.† (source)
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Mishka shook his head in appreciation of either history's trajectory or his turns of phrase.† (source)
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Using regression analysis to control for other factors that might influence life trajectories, it was then possible to measure the impact of a single factor—in this case, a woman's first name—on her educational, income, and health outcomes.† (source)
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But since the mech was lying flat, the head shot out on a trajectory parallel to the ground.† (source)
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Out in the sun, the inspectors took off their suit jackets—it was going to be a humid day— under which they wore the short-sleeve shirts and clipped black ties that made Elwood think of Cape Canaveral and those smart men with impossible trajectories crammed into their skulls.† (source)
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In this way, Papaw's death permanently altered the trajectory of our family.† (source)
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The transceiver crackles with wind speeds, air pressure, trajectories.† (source)
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As you say, that gives us three points—more than enough to plot a trajectory—if they belong to the same evolutionary branch of the species.† (source)
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All performed flawlessly, flying nice elliptical trajectories downrange to impact on the slack.† (source)
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