Sentence examples for slope trajectory from inspiring English sources
The debris flow run-out distance was calculated on the basis of empirical data on an average slope trajectory.
Action potential thresholds were defined as the voltage at which the slope trajectory reached 10 mV/ms (subtracting residual capacitive artifacts if necessary).
The down sloping trajectories of these two classes are consistent with the published literature about physical activity continuation after the CR [ 31].
The method estimates the relative slope of trajectories and the point in time that a significant disjuncture occurred.
In the adjusted model (Table 2), systolic pressure decreased by 3.2 mmHg/year (P < 0.001) in those who died and by 0.7 mmHg/year (P < 0.001) in those who did not die (P < 0.001 for the difference in slopes between trajectories).
Aspiring prizefighters in their 30's with day jobs in construction, they are on the down slope of career trajectory.
In the virtual ultrasonic image, the slope of the trajectory of an object represents the relative speed of the object with reference to the mobile robot and a static obstacle has a trajectory whose slope is greater than a certain threshold.
The point (E^) is under the point E when the slope of the trajectory of system (1) at the point (E') is greater than the slope of the line (E'E^), and so we prove that the successor function of point E is negative.
Like the basic observer, the full observer is inclined by its slow-movement expectation to perceptually reduce trajectory slope.
The filter parameters were chosen to be suitable to just marginally influence the trajectory slope and thereby the information content of the velocity data while strongly suppressing noise in the velocity data.
For late responder cells (Figure 6B) the behavior at early times is opposite to that of early responders with infinite slope for the trajectory instead of zero slope: at first the number of bound receptors increases without any production of IFNB1 message, indicating paracrine signaling.
