Sentence examples for defining a trajectory from inspiring English sources

One option is that change is part of the phenotype, thus defining a trajectory for this kind of wheeze phenotype.

This geometry is used in defining a composite trajectory which has a mean square acceleration lower than that on the optimal r.m.s.

Using the classical mathematical tools of robotics, we developed the global kinematic model of the robot-device assembly, thus defining a reference trajectory to propel the microparticles.

As shown in Figure  3A, a linear regression analysis allows defining a general trajectory for the expression of a specific gene-exon pair in a sample dataset.

The tracker defines a facial trajectory for each individual that appears in a video, which leads to the recognition of a target individual if the positive predictions accumulated along a trajectory surpass a detection threshold for an ensemble.

The proposed control architecture is of the hybrid deliberative/reactive type: A deliberative controller defines a sweep trajectory that furnishes complete coverage of the infested area, while two reactive controllers are involved in on-line adaptation to the environment.

We define a movement trajectory of a user (u_{i}) during a period of time as a sequence of antennae that his/her mobile phone connected to: (S u_{i})={a_{s_{1}},ldots{2}},a_{s_{n}{s_{n}}}).

It is important to recognize that although this paradigm defines a desired trajectory through the ICU, it should not be used to predict patient outcome.

As our societies increasingly grapple with regional and global limits of growth, this book will help us define a future trajectory from scarcity to security.

According to this method, the phenotypic evolution of a lineage is defined as a trajectory across a set of evolutionary levels in a multivariate morphological space.

A common way to define an emissions trajectory is to pick a year when global emissions should peak and an annual rate of decline from that peak.