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Two dynamics can mutually shape each other and thus form a trajectory; a trajectory can lead to a competitive edge (Leydesdorff and Van den Besselaar 1998).

Note that the variable y is a function of time, and the parameter sensitivities from different instances form a trajectory sensitivity curve.

The output of the grasp-planning algorithm is sequences of microrobot locations that form a trajectory from its initial position to its goal position, which is in reference to the payload.

If there is only a single object detected at each frame, it is easy to form a trajectory just by connecting the sequence of the detection results over the frames.

The result extracted form a trajectory with 10 SSA steps deviates form the exact solution by 0.02 in l2 norm, and even after being smoothed out by a rectangular 3×3 window the level lines of the probability distribution contain considerable artefacts, see Fig. 6 b.

At earlier steps of circuit formation, axon guidance, an intensively investigated process, combines intrinsic factors and extracellular cues to form a trajectory towards the general target area (Williams et al., 2003; Schnorrer and Dickson, 2004; Kolodkin and Tessier-Lavigne, 2011; Pappu et al., 2011).

In a hypothetical state space, a sequence of such states forms a trajectory representing what is often called the stream of consciousness.

At each time step t, the circuit's gene expression states are updated synchronously according to G, forming a "trajectory" through state space (e.g., S0 →  S t  →  S t +1 → …).

Observe that the line segments do not form a continuous trajectory; rather, the trajectory appears disconnected.

As it enters its 11th year, Promise Keepers appears to be making a transition from mass movement to a more institutional form, a familiar trajectory in Christianity.

In the post-process, the translational motion from P to (P') and from (Q') to Q is added to the planning output in turn to form a complete trajectory from P to Q. Fig. 2 Pre- and post-process for planning.