Sentence examples for established trajectories from inspiring English sources
As long as it sticks to these established trajectories, it knows it can get from any point to any other.
The simple, necessary and sufficient condition of the separability has been established: trajectories of both sections intersect each other if pinch branches of both sections have common terminals (ending points).
We remove from consideration any edge whose addition to the established trajectories would result in a trajectory with radius hysteresis.
The velocity field-based maneuver regulation design is integrated with the previously established trajectory tracking controller for motorcycle systems.
In the SSR algorithm, the start locations of establishing trajectories are determined.
Other studies [34, 35] have proposed diabetes trajectories built from clustering of diagnoses satisfying minimal numerical requirements to establish trajectory directionality.
The so established core trajectories include on average 86% ± 11% (SD) (n=40) of the centrosome objects of the complete trajectories that we wish to establish.
As a result, the speed and efficiency of developing innovation increased with the emergence of radical new products and developments along established design trajectories.
The creation of the National Institute of Circus Arts NICAA), which offers a three-year bachelor of circus arts course, is a hothouse for new performers and companies, and there also exists an established Australian trajectory for performers out of circus school.
They argue that if the implications of the new technology would become visible only upon its wide distribution, for example in the form of product hazards, it would be too late to influence the then firmly established technology trajectory (for past hazards see [14]; for SB: [15]).
We quantify the mean and within-individual temporal variance of distance travelled, distance from bottom and angular velocity using video-tracking, and establish temporal trajectories of ethanol induced behavioural changes in zebrafish.
