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The most visible symptom of this smoother trajectory is in the jobs market.

Raising the level of the road is intended to give the tram "a smooth trajectory" as it takes the corner.

At first the purple spiked, cigar-chewing dog flew through the air on a smooth trajectory.

Mrs. Clinton's smooth trajectory since becoming a senator has been a shift after her turbulent years as a political wife.

It wasn’t a smooth trajectory.

It hasn't, however, been a smooth trajectory for this infamously fractious troupe, and that too was reflected in the performance.

While her career has had a smooth trajectory, Kuo said she has not been as lucky in her love live.

There is not a smooth trajectory connecting these bony fish ancestors to flatfish lying on their belly.

Smooth trajectories travel farther into the future: Perceptual fluency effects on prediction of trend continuation.

Animation options include morphing (linear interpolation of coordinates between two related structures), and controlled smooth trajectories between selected views.

In genetic hyperspace, there is a smooth trajectory connecting free-swimming ancestral bony fish to flatfish lying on their side with twisted skulls.

The sampling rate can be very high (500 Hz), enabling smooth trajectories to be acquired without the need of filtering (such as Kalman).

Whatever might lay ahead between him, Harris, and the Romulans, Trip hoped for a smoother trajectory than the one he had shared with T'Pol.

So long as this transformation is a diffeomorphism, smooth trajectories in the original coordinate system will have unique counterparts in the coordinate system that are also smooth.

Dolllike and delicate in their initial postures and gliding in smooth trajectories, they eventually erupted into a wave of hip swiveling or small kicks toward the long train that trailed behind them.

If Mr. Obama's popularity and reputation among Democrats grow, will it be possible, his advisers and other Democrats wonder, for Mr. Obama to maintain his smooth trajectory over time?

It is thoroughly believable that every organ or apparatus that we actually see is the product of a smooth trajectory through animal space, a trajectory in which every intermediate stage assisted survival and reproduction.

Dr. Thom's theory holds that many sequences of events can be represented as smooth trajectories along a saddle-shaped surface, at one point of which an abrupt discontinuity, or "catastrophe cusp," shunts them off to one side of the saddle or the other.

By sorting through names and watching the way they rise and fall in popularity over time, the authors note that many names appear to take surprisingly smooth trajectories through time, such that increasing popularity one year is often associated with increasing popularity the next.

"By laying out a smooth trajectory, the hope is that it would minimize disruptions and prevent an overreaction," said Kenneth Kuttner, a former Fed economist who teaches at Williams College and has co-authored research with Bernanke on how markets react to monetary policy changes.