Sentence examples for loading trajectory from inspiring English sources

This reduces the memory requirement of the analysis scripts as well as the time to solution, as the time to execute many basic operations (such as selecting subsets of atoms or loading trajectory files) scales linearly with the number of atoms.

That cut-out poses a break in the continuity of the slab loading trajectories.

Clearly, the model not only describes consistently decreasing viral load trajectory (subject 13 and 42), but also rebounds (subject 1 and 12), which is a character of long-term treatment failure and a challenge to short-term models as explained in Section 1.

At the time of peak heat flux on the +3σ heat load trajectory, the maximum value of momentum thickness Reynolds number at the MSL's forebody is about 500, and the maximum value of turbulent augmentation factor (turbulent heating rates divided by laminar heating rates) is 5 for perfect gas model and 8 for real gas model.

Infected visitors to a city are put into the infected compartment corresponding to their vaccination time, symptom status, viral load trajectory, and day of illness.

A second, independent "lever" was required to modulate the acute phase viral load trajectory.

With this range of biological variability in mind, we searched for a "lever" that can vary the shape (height, timing, and "shoulder") of the acute phase viral load trajectory without changing setpoint viral load.

He or she is then assigned uniformly at random to one of the six viral load trajectories (Text S1 and Figure S1).

We have shown how a diverse range of observable viral load trajectories can be produced from a basic model of virus dynamics using immunity-related "levers".

We then hypothesized that variability in immune response among hosts could, even in a simple model, reproduce the range of possible viral load trajectories among individuals.

Frequent longitudinal sampling of patients with an estimated date of infection has revealed three equally common patterns of viral load trajectories: rapid decline to setpoint, a slow "shoulder" with gradual decline to setpoint, and an initial interval of viral suppression followed by a rebound of viremia, which takes over 90 days to return to setpoint [ 53].