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trajectories

noun as in course

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They then developed a suite of mathematical models to describe the mechanics of the pressurized fruit, the stem, and the ballistic trajectories of the seeds.

Using advanced statistical techniques, the research team mapped each infant's growth pattern, uncovering three distinct growth trajectories.

“Making changes that impact students’ educational trajectories must always be done with transparency and care,” Schmerelson said in a statement Monday.

Both strains are H5N1; they just followed slightly different evolutionary trajectories, which is reflected in their genetic sequence.

Two college football teams on exact opposite trajectories head into Week 3 of the college football season.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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