The phrase "a trajectory in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a path or course of development in various contexts, such as science, career, or personal growth.
Example: "The research paper explores a trajectory in the evolution of artificial intelligence over the past decade."
Alternatives: "a path in the" or "a course in the".
Will we see a trajectory in the book, some kind of ongoing reassessment of the nature or purpose of storytelling?
We present measurements from batch crystallization as a trajectory in the phase space mapped out by the crystal mass and the total chord count.
Each recorded video is mapped to a trajectory in the model space.
In [17], Sparr presented the results of an experiment with a target moved along a trajectory in the azimuth direction, with oscillations superimposed in the range direction.
Indeed, a solution that satisfies the Sturm-Liouville boundary conditions can be interpreted as a trajectory in the phase-plane that connects two lines (see [14 17]).
Table 7 also compares the measured average path loss PLmeas [dB] along a trajectory in the corridor (corr) and in rooms A-H on the third floor (see Figure 2) with PL sim ray [dB].
In explaining the necessity of radical forms of protest, FEMEN charts out a trajectory in which the original autonomy of the female body became more and more circumscribed by the permutations of patriarchy.
For each template sequence derived on a trajectory in a session, we counted the occurrence of the sequence (in Z-scores) not only on the trajectory itself (Self), but also on the same trajectory (ST) in the other session and on the other trajectory (OT) in the same session.
The big difference this time, compared with when a chancellor last set a financial trajectory in the research sector, is the presence of a spanking new body - the UK Space Agency UKSAA).
The figure shows an example in which a reference subtask is VD and a neuronal trajectory in the R-L journey of an SA subtask was examined.
