Sentence examples for assumed trajectory from inspiring English sources

Overall, the analysis presented in this paper offers an empirically-based example that speaks to the generally assumed trajectory from nomadic, subsistence-based pastoralism towards sedentary, market-oriented, agro-pastoralist production systems (Delgado et al. 1999; McDermott et al. 2010; Sumberg and Thomson 2013).

There have two feasible methods to face with the possible target trajectory changes: one is to increase the value of target trajectory plant noise covariance matrix (Q k ) when the target trajectory changes slightly, therein, the increased plant noise covariance is able to account for certain amount of mismatch between the assumed trajectory model and the actual one.

The amplitude variations of the magnetic field along the assumed trajectory include a rapid change (about 3 dB/km) around the boundary of the lower ionosphere.

a, b are for the daytime, and c, d are for the nighttime Fig. 12 Altitude profiles of the LF standard electromagnetic waves along the assumed trajectory for the virtual sounding rocket experiment.

Figure 12 shows the intensities of the LF standard electromagnetic waves and their polarization ((-1=text{ L } text{ mode }), (0=text{ linear }), and (+1=text{ R } text{ mode })) along the assumed trajectory during the ascent for daytime (panels a, b, and c) and nighttime (panels d, e, and f).

In this study, we define a series of 'mitigation floors', which are assumed trajectories of maximum conventional mitigation of fossil-fuel emissions that could be achieved.

The assumed input trajectory and state trajectory are introduced to obtain a computationally tractable optimization problem in a distributed manner.

We foolishly assumed his trajectory would begin and end with a few appearances on This Morning where he talked about condoms while looking at the wrong camera, before slinking back off to the nearest A&E.

The cases differ with respect to the assumed fitness trajectory, i.e. the relative change in fitness with each successive oncogenic mutation (Figure 1).

An assumed single trajectory from the Angola Basin via the SEC, and the NBC to Turneffe atoll in the Caribbean Sea has a path length of 1.2×10 m (Fig. 4).

Unlike some existing analytic methods, in which a fixed shape of the trajectory is assumed, the proposed trajectory model in this paper is based on the initial and target orbit elements, through which the fitting ability for the trajectory shape is effectively improved.