trajectory [trəˈʤektəri] SAM.
1. trajectory t. FIZ.:
- trajectory
- trajektoria ž. spol
- trajectory
- tor m. spol
2. trajectory fig.:
- trajectory
- droga ž. spol
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They were shaped like truncated cones which matched the trajectories of descending shells and thus lessened their protective value.
en.wikipedia.org And a culture-historical approach, studying the ways in which forms of mediation and developmental trajectories are shaped by different social and cultural patterns of interaction.
en.wikipedia.org He provided a handy table for determining parabolic trajectories and orbits.
en.wikipedia.org If the air near the ground is warmer than that higher up, the light ray bends in a concave, upward trajectory.
en.wikipedia.org A cycler trajectory encounters two or more bodies on a regular basis.
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