The phrase "ascent path" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to climbing, progression, or development, often metaphorically to describe a journey towards a goal or improvement.
Example: "The team developed a clear ascent path to ensure that every member could advance in their careers."
Alternatives: "climbing route" or "progression pathway".
The effects of bath temperature and polishing time on Ra of 304SS were examined in the study of the steepest ascent path for controlling the surface roughness.
The actual response observed along the steepest ascent path was in good agreement with the model for several steps, until reagent concentrations moved beyond the physical limits of the system, and model breakdown occurred.
The optimal concentration range of the three factors was examined by the steepest ascent path, and their optimal concentration was further investigated according to the Box Behnken design and determined to be 77.14 g/L, 3.09 g/L and 0.93 g/L, respectively.
Experiments were performed along the steepest ascent path until the response showed no further increase.
Also the steepest ascent path through k + is the unit circle, and it ends at the other saddle k − ; compare Figure 1 for the paths.
Next, we calculate the elastostatic effects for another direction (nearly north south) along a weak zone as a representative example of a possible magma ascent path and discuss the response of the volcano system in terms of compression/dilation of the magma reservoir and clamping/unclamping of the magma pathway.
The relationship between kimberlite (the host to diamonds) ascent paths from mantle depths >150 km to surface and major structures is controversial.
Ascent paths are generally controlled by faults and fracture zones, i.e. by zones of enhanced permeability (Guglielmetti et al. 2013, Giersch 2006).
For Ascent, the path was different.
To understand why, we need to describe the steepest ascent and descent paths in the complex λ plane.
What this means is that iFACTS uses data from both aircraft and Nats itself to calculate flight paths, ascent and descent details.
