Frequent trajectories are identified with broad trends.
The aforementioned dispersion trajectory was the most common, although other less frequent trajectories were also observed.
Table 6 gives an overview about the 10 most frequent trajectories' areas (covering 26% of the total altitudinal belt's area) at the puna level.
News of fatal mass shooting sprees has become so frequent their trajectory can be tracked in a sadly far too common pattern.
These methods are useful to seek sequential patterns corresponding to the most frequent patient trajectories and to conduct formal analysis of concepts enabling the description of patient flows generating easily understandable graphical representations [ 6- 15].
The first hypovigilance signs are itchy eyes, neck stiffness, back pain, yawning, difficulty to stabilize speed and to maintain trajectory, frequent position changes, and inattention to environment (road signs, pedestrian).
In animal research, these movement patterns may emerge as frequent substructures in trajectory data between similar treatment classes (e.g., drugs, genetic or environmental manipulations) or domains (i.e., affective or cognitive states).
In particular, VANET is a self-organized and open-structured inter-vehicular communication network that has dynamic, distributed, and multi-hop characteristics; further, it also possesses unique attributes such as the high speed of vehicles, frequent topology changes, predictable trajectory, and the absence of hardware constraints.
Concomitant with these alterations in actin filament organization, our measurements show that mitochondria moved at more variable instantaneous velocities and with a curved trajectory with more frequent pauses when treated with oryzalin.
Frequent non-linear estimated GFR trajectory and non-progression has now clearly been documented also at earlier stages of CKD [ 18].
