The phrase "a same trajectory with" is not correct in English.
The correct form would be "the same trajectory as" or "a similar trajectory to." You can use it when comparing the paths or developments of two or more subjects.
Example: "The two projects are following the same trajectory as they progress towards completion."
Alternatives: "the same path as" or "a similar course to".
The language scores and public approval figures "followed the same trajectory," with a 6.7-month lag.
Condos haven't followed the same trajectory, with many developers building larger units to attract buyers.
The validity of this methodology was verified through experiments by reproducing the exact same trajectory with the robot and successfully assembling the object into the cylinder.
By contrast, the extraocular muscles proved more resistant to DNFB; the changes in force during the fatigue protocol followed almost the same trajectory with and without DNFB, and after 10 min peak forces were not significantly different: control 60±2 2 and DNFB 57 ± 3% of initial force (figure 3B).
A thin spatula model whose source nodes are located on both largest two planes moves in the same trajectory in with-and-without culling.
When he sent a shot with the same trajectory as a Jonny Wilkinson drop-kick high into the Kop, there was laughter but it was laced with relief.
Also spreading simultaneously with the same trajectory were malE with mutation at 4183156 (malE-4) and sdhC mutation at 657360.
But in this case, rather than bending around the object, the electrons do actually pass through the particles: Their paths are bent first one way, then back again, so they return to the same trajectory they began with.
While the paths are bent as they enter the particle, they are subsequently bent back so that they re-emerge from the other side on the same trajectory they started with — just as if the particle wasn't there.
With Lee, Pryor took the same trajectory that he had followed with many women before her.
