The phrase "a global trajectory" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing trends, patterns, or developments that have a worldwide impact or scope.
Example: "The research indicates that climate change is following a global trajectory that requires immediate action from all nations."
Alternatives: "an international path" or "a worldwide trend".
A global trajectory may then be obtained by patching together solutions, denoted by (Q_{mu}), from each domain.
In our system, we select the best units given the target audio, as described above, and use a model-based approach built from these units to determine a global trajectory for the target utterance.
The choice of a good control scheme based on a local and a global trajectory planner simplifies control, decreases power consumption, reduces the time invested in traversing the obstacles and maintains passenger comfort throughout all movements.
This singular global trajectory corresponds to a successful post-inhibitory rebound spike.
This singular global trajectory corresponds to a failure to spike after inhibition.
The great weight and authority of Khazanov's synthesis, and the detailed case studies that follow, make for a sobering realism in charting the global trajectory of mobile pastoralism.
Conceptually, the first PC corresponds to a global recovery trajectory that explains most of the variance of the longitudinal z-score data of the task selected in step 2 above, and the PC scores represent the projection of each subject's recovery trajectory onto this first PC.
Education Cannot Wait launches in a critical year as we aim to recalibrate our global trajectory to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals.
We propose a novel control scheme, where we introduce a supervisor that assists a group of agents with the centralized coverage control law and the global trajectory tracking control law.
For the problem of global trajectory optimization, even with recent advances in low-thrust trajectory optimization, a full enumeration of this problem is not possible.
"Lo, all our pomp of yesterday/ Is one with Nineveh and Tyre!" And yet for most of its postwar history Britain managed to compensate for – even to disguise – its downward global trajectory by spreading its wealth more equally, putting on magnificent royal pageants and, arguably more than any other nation, embracing the cult of youth.
