Sentence examples for reasonable trajectory from inspiring English sources

Since occlusion usually does not last more than a few frames, this gives us a reasonable trajectory of the fish.

Patients move with different sound ambitious, it is a reasonable trajectory from the sub-field's current published achievements.

The best way to do that and ensure you get started at a "reasonable trajectory" is to simply "express your needs and interests," suggests Joan Brugge, a professor of cell biology at Harvard Medical School in Boston and fellow panelist.

Combining the manipulability of the manipulator and the performance of its end-effector, a fault tolerance parameter is defined and a planning method is proposed to generate the reasonable trajectory, based on which the 5-DOF manipulator can complete the desired tasks.

In this study we have verified that MEG inversions based on the beanformer give physiologically reasonable trajectories of source peaks consistent with V1 retinotopy.

The asteroid, whose uncertainty ellipsoid is initially too large to establish whether (and how) it should be deflected, is reached by the rendezvous spacecraft after a low-thrust interplanetary trajectory of reasonable duration.

The frequency of purO mutants in the unselected population is very low, so while this trajectory is reasonable, this type is unlikely to contribute heavily to the number of revertant colonies initiated by plated singly mutant cells.

Considering the highly stationary nature of typical trajectories, a reasonable hypothesis is that a significant part of the Markov prediction power (in this formulation) comes from self-transitions, that is, the model predicting the user to remain in the same state as in the previous time-bin.

A passivity based controller, designed with reasonable passive outputs reference trajectories, is shown to be unsuitable, dueto unrealistic reactant concentration and temperature controller profiles in the unrestricted controls case, or, due to controller saturation, and convergence to undesirable equilibria, when hard constraints are imposed on the control input signals.

The linear trajectory assumption is reasonable because the meteor's high propagation speed implies negligible effects of gravity (Tatum 1999) and the nearly constant velocity in the upper atmosphere prior to its termination (Halliday et al. 1996; Brown et al. 2002).

We have demonstrated that an integral plume model that incorporates meteorological profiles (albeit at a single location) can provide reasonable predictions of the plume trajectory and growth.