"a trajectory with" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the path or course of an object or movement. Example: "The rocket's trajectory with a slight curve allowed it to successfully reach its target."
Figure 5 A trajectory with using optimal control u τ for κ = 150.
It is a trajectory with which PC Carol Howard – "singled out and targeted" because she is a woman and black in the elite Diplomatic Protection Group (DPG), the same unit responsible for the Plebgate scandal – is no doubt all too familiar.
Thus, the first stage should provide the transition of the payload into a trajectory with the permissible loads.
Initial conditions that yield a trajectory with a particular set of desired characteristics are easily selected from periapsis Poincaré maps for both short- and long-term orbits.
Based on the model, SMOPAT labels each location in a trajectory with a visit purpose by using a polynomial-time dynamic programming algorithm.
Third and finally, we develop three distributed algorithms, for the cameras to partition the roadmap, and, consequently, synchronize along a trajectory with minimum worst-case detection time.
The first pattern is a simple trajectory with a constant increase in BMI SDS over a prolonged time interval, e.g. 0 20y.
We present a reactive controller that is able to displace a legged robot along an arbitrary trajectory with a high degree of accuracy.
These estimations are then fitted to a 3D trajectory with a robust three dimensional interpolation technique based on the Random Sample Consensus (RANSAC) algorithm.
And now Ask.fm is riding out a similar trajectory with a financial impact of its own: Advertisers have been pulling out, including Save the Children (which is leading a boycott), eBay, Vodafone and BT.
But still, there's no denying Nixon's appointments put the Court on a rightward trajectory, with a new conservative majority.
