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It is, however, plausible that some epigenetic changes may provide a trajectory for evolution of new traits [ 4, 8], especially for quick responsive adaptation.

In the context of evolvablity, traits that have an additive or dominant inheritance pattern could more readily provide a trajectory on which continuous divergence can proceed.

FastSLAM2.0 (green line) provided a trajectory which follows the ground truth (blue line) along the explored area.

The second stage locates and tracks the luggage owner(s), providing a trajectory for subsequent probabilistic reasoning.

It is desired that the Bayesian filter provides a trajectory that uses feasible paths and is consistent with the usual velocity of the target.

These estimators were studied in Kutoyants (1994) in the case of fixed τ ε =τ and are called the trajectory fitting estimators as well, because we choose an estimator ( {bar {vartheta }}_{tau _{varepsilon } } ), which provides a trajectory ({hat {X}}_{t}left ({bar {vartheta }}_{tau _{varepsilon } }right),0leq tleq tau _{varepsilon } ) closest to the observations X t,0≤t≤τ ε.

Each C3SPR's scattering intensity was recorded at 10 Hz and provided a trajectory indicating the time at which caspase-3 produced a cutting event.

Experiments have been carried out which show the capabilities of the trajectory generator to provide a smooth trajectory for the robot joint motion controller.

But with the same calculation already applied, which we omit for the sake of simplicity, if assumptions (2.26) and (2.27) hold, we can provide a large trajectory which is unwinding and goes to infinity without intersecting the curve y = F ( x ) for x negative.

Recognising that the current price of carbon, set through the market, is too low and insecure, the proposal is for an extra tax: something to buttress the price of carbon when it falls, and provide a clear minimum trajectory out to 2030.

An appropriate pulse g(t) can be selected that can provide a continuous phase trajectory of modulated signal.