The phrase "a trajectory based on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a path or course of development that is determined by certain factors or influences.
Example: "The research outlines a trajectory based on the latest technological advancements in renewable energy."
Alternatives: "a path determined by" or "a course influenced by".
A method to automatically generate a trajectory based on only these two inputs is proposed and demonstrated.
The feature space was generated from ten-dimensional features that were extracted from a trajectory based on principal component analysis (PCA) [20].
The micromotor moved at fairly low concentrations of H2O2 (1.5% w/w) by bubble recoil, showing a trajectory based on turns and circles due to variable viscous drag forces (Figure 5AI) [15].
We propose a method to smooth out the discontinuities that are detected along a trajectory, based on the definition of a continuous function that fits locally the computed potential, and is used to integrate the trajectory across the discontinuity.
O.K., let's make this show that you're the center of, and it isn't about other people doing your writing; it's about you.' It's a conversation and it's a customized trajectory based on those conversations, to understand what they need and want".
It is thus inappropriate to describe the lateral location of a vehicle trajectory based on the LD.
In order to generate a realistic trajectory based on the underlying road network, the estimated start and end position are mapped to the closest road segment in their vicinity.
In the proposed leader follower control, the follower tracks a reference trajectory based on the leader position and predetermined formation without the need for leader's velocity and dynamics.
This method allowed us to simultaneously estimate each participant's probabilities for membership in multiple trajectories, with assignment to a specific trajectory based on the highest probability of membership.
Fig. 1 Basic concept of an estimated subscriber trajectory based on a sequence of events captured in a cellular mobile network.
This largely ignores the pre-disaster role of people as the agents of change or stasis and assumes a theory of change that depends on a single forward trajectory based on incremental change to the shelter object, ignoring prior, inexplicable or cyclic changes that are in train before and continue after humanitarian history begins at the moment of disaster (Crawford et al. 2013).
