Sentence examples for exact trajectory from inspiring English sources
The league's Internet portal, mlb.com, is beginning to outfit every stadium with a three-dimensional camera system that will measure everything that happens on the field, from the exact trajectory of fly balls to the precise velocity of the fielders who chase them.
They took the measurements from a point on land where they knew the sun's exact trajectory.
Administration of rectal contrast may be helpful for outlining the exact trajectory of the fistula tract.
As the estimated sinusoidal parameters are reliable at the decoder using informed spectral analysis, the exact trajectory of each partial is recovered at each instant n ∘.
It's still too early to track the exact trajectory of the storm, but if it does reach our shores it could bring more rain to already flooded areas.
The valley temple was connected to the pyramid by a causeway whose exact trajectory is unknown, even though its first few meters are still visible today.
The behaviors include calculation of exact trajectories across critical speeds, uncommon stability features near degenerate critical speeds, and unique stability transitions.
By relaxing the requirement for small variation of the transient, averaged parameters in the proposed solution formulation, the resulting analytical predictions are in excellent agreement with exact trajectories of displacement and velocity determined via numerical integration of the governing equation.
One is generalization over sensory motor trajectory variances, and the other class is on cognitive level which concerns on more qualitative understanding of compositional actions by own and others which do not necessarily depend on exact trajectories.
Figure 4, whose starting points are (x_{0}=0.12) and (x_{0}=0.08), respectively, also reflects the fact that whatever starting points we choose, as we move forward in time, the random periodic solutions arrive at the exact trajectories which depend on different (omegainOmega), that is, random periodic solutions are stochastic processes and different for every (omegainOmega).
We accounted for these stochastic effects using (i) a linear-noise, Fokker Planck approximation, valid in the low-confinement limit, and (ii) exact trajectories of the master equation from a stochastic simulation algorithm, modelling high confinement.
