Examples of path

• The path descended steeply into the valley.

• When you reach a fork in the road take the right-hand path.

• After a while the narrow track merges with a rocky path.

• I tried to push past her but she barred my path .

• Hundreds of houses in the typhoon's path suffered structural damage.

• She saw her new job as a step further on the path to independence.

• I took the path of least resistance and agreed with the others.

• We must do more to smooth the country's path to democratic reform.

• The path to peace seems at last to be clear, although it may be a long and tortuous one.

• Kathy had followed a very different career path to her older sister.

• By 1829, the facchini were once again roaming the streets in gangs, extorting "subsidies" from those unfortunate enough to cross their paths.

• In this step of the analysis, paths between latent factors are specified on theoretical grounds.

• The relationships between latent variables are called paths.

• Wide paths are needed for a wheelchair, and the paths need to be smooth and free of weeds.

• We set the cutoff such that the top fifteen paths for each network were included.

• Secondly, my own data indicate that structural overlaps between languages can lead to variation in the acquisition paths at any level of the structural hierarchy.

• Significant paths emerged for externalizing and internalizing symptoms; thus, the possibility of a moderating effect was examined only for these links.

• First, it could serve as a basis for estimating whether one or more paths are required to explain the most extreme event in the trajectory.

• Thus, nonsignificant paths were deleted from the model, star ting with the least significant paths first.

• Accordingly, the paths between emotional insecurity and child psychological symptoms were subsequently estimated in the second stage of analyses.

• All these paths or mechanisms are, of course, probabilistic.

• Assume that the technology is such that the set of feasible utility paths is convex.

• Correspondingly, adult subjects do not favor the correct parabolic trajectory over other paths.

• His army is too large to approach the fort by any one of the many paths that converge on the fort.

• The paths and the homotopy can be assumed smooth.