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At the same time this density allows for trajectories across heterogeneous terrain, with sampling sites often chosen to reflect socio-economic diversity, which, depending on the topic, allows students' sampling areas to represent the effects of what they sample (potentially contaminated matter, or of professional and artisanal practices) on a broader population.

The second slow variable allows for the trajectory to move between the SNIC (green arrow in Fig. 5c) and the HB (magenta arrow) in a direction parallel to the lower fold, but in a region of state space beyond the extent of the lower surface, removing the limitation on the spike after-hyperpolarization.

Growth companies can sensibly hire elite degree holders for three reasons: 1) they're funded to hire ahead of growth, 2) their rapidly growing customer base generates lots of diverse work for new hires, and 3) the pace of hiring allows for rapid upward trajectories.

In contrast, a smaller population size allows for more stochastic trajectories on the fitness landscape, and this can occasionally lead to higher fitness peaks.

If no loop closures are detected, then the ESDF is simply stacking all pose estimates, but once a loop closure is detected and the relative pose between the two time instances is calculated, the ESDF allows for the whole trajectory to be updated using this new information.

The direct image-based visual controllers derived from the framework allow for tracking trajectories obtaining different dynamic behaviors depending on a weighting matrix.

A cohort sequential design allowed for examining trajectories of smoking typologies from age 13 to 32 years.

Random-effects take individual heterogeneity in the data into account and allow for individual trajectories.

This is gained by the possibility that the algorithm can circumvent local minima by allowing for discontinuous trajectories while searching the global minimum.

Latent class growth analysis relaxes the growth heterogeneity assumption and allows for differences in growth trajectories across subpopulations via latent trajectory classes [ 34, 35].

For example, von Davier, Xu, and Carstensen (2011) introduced a general model framework and a growth-mixture MIRT model that allows for variation in latent trajectories across clusters in a nested sample.