The phrase "a single trajectory for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific path or course of action that is intended to be followed or achieved.
Example: "The research aims to establish a single trajectory for the development of renewable energy technologies."
Alternatives: "a unified path for" or "a singular course for".
As typical simulation time for a single trajectory of the full system, we obtain 98.2 seconds on a IBM Lenovo 2.53 GHz Dual Core Laptop.
The calculations for the binding free energies of each system were based upon snapshots taken from a single trajectory of the complex MD simulation.
Although a single trajectory runtime for q>1 is slightly longer than the runtime for q==1, the additional resources spent on concurrent computation is negligible compared to the savings of (q−1)· N simulations.
On the contrary, the movement unfolds as a single trajectory, no pauses for breath along the way.
In order for these quantities to be meaningful when plotted for a single trajectory, the algorithm used has to be strong (in the terminology of stochastic differential equations [25]).
The sources of uncertainty for a single trajectory can be the meteorological field, starting height, trajectory calculation or trajectory clustering.
SCV speeds for a single trajectory were calculated by dividing the total distance that the SCV travelled divided by the time of analysis.
These findings support the notion that exposure to maternal depression during pregnancy and exposure to child maltreatment are part of a single trajectory linking early life insults to risk for adulthood depression.
Assuming now for simplicity that all points in a given energy hypersurface lie on a single trajectory, the probability should be a constant over the energy hypersurface.
Figure 6 Visualization of trajectories in a grid layout and a single trajectory in stereoscopic 3D display.
