"slow trajectory" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a gradual and unhurried process. For example, "The country's economy has moved at a slow trajectory since the pandemic began."
"It's been a really lovely, slow trajectory," he said.
Each player was acutely attuned to the sonorities realised by the other, moving on a slow trajectory towards the culminating final Amen de la Consommation.
This doesn't happen to me.'" Sullenberger, 58, recalled the "loud thumps" of birds hitting the plane and the smell of burned birds sweeping through the air system, the plane's low, slow trajectory and the realisation that he could not make it back to LaGuardia, or any other airport.
The system is of dimension 8 and its dynamics contains both slow (trajectory) and fast (attitude) components.
Once a dominant clump starts to form, he says, its gravitational tug can slow down other bits of matter, sending them on a slow trajectory back to Earth.
By ∼7000 cal yrs BP, soil development and Picea spp. establish and the lakes began a slow trajectory of acidification over the remaining Holocene epoch.
Figure 5(a) shows six two-dimensional submanifolds of (W^{s}(S^{s}_{varepsilon })), each formed by a collection of particular orbit segments on (W^{s}(c^{s}_{varepsilon })) for a family of slow trajectories (c^{s}_{varepsilon }) on (S^{s}_{varepsilon }).
Further data are required to determine if this is a consistent phenomenon pertaining to a gait transition, from either fast or slow trajectories determined by the individual's motivation, or simply a result of undersampling.
R (V, c ) was maximised using an exhaustive search to test all combinations of V between −50 ms−1 and 50 ms−1 in 0.2 ms−1 increments (excluding slow trajectories with speeds > −2 ms−1 and < 2 ms−1) and c between −15 m and 16 m in 0.01 m increments.
While there is evidence of declining traffic growth, leading some to suggest even a peak car hypothesis (that car miles have reached a historic high per person) most projections – even with a slower trajectory – remain of the car crash variety.
According to Vicki Sellick, Nesta director, those given the extra £150,000 had ambitious plans to make a significant difference to their cities using the status, those with a lesser amount were trialling the scheme with a "slower trajectory".
