Sentence examples for successive trajectory from inspiring English sources

However, we can more plausibly conclude that the age of forest regrowth in 1939 and the frequency of timber harvesting by landowners both had an influence on the successive trajectory of land cover change in the study area.

Water molecules were determined to be immobile, (i.e., ice), if the average oxygen position of water had moved less than 0.8 Å over three successive trajectory frames (i.e., 200 ps).

If the trajectory comprises multiple branches or successive flight sequences with dynamics changes and interior point constraints, discontinuities may occur in the optimal command law.

As specified above, the figures exhibit, in their successive order, a circular trajectory.

Another way to speed up the simulation consists in splitting the trajectory into successive sequences using different dynamical models and propagation methods.

Several forms of movement models appear in the literature; at the simplest level is speed filtering which prohibits estimates that imply impossible speeds of travel [33], [34], while other authors propose more complex state space approaches that model correlation between successive legs of the trajectory [11], [23].

Next, we calculated the angle between successive segments of the trajectory.

Inter-stop distance increased once the owl appeared, indicating that fleeing voles took longer trajectories between successive stops.

The successive sequence of the descent trajectory are depicted on Fig. 7. Large uncertainties have also to be accounted regarding the Mars environment in order to define a robust vehicle configuration.

Letters were computer generated to control the dynamics by changing the distance between successive points of a discrete trajectory.

Deterministic dynamics leads to close similarity of trajectories over several successive time steps, i.e. if subsequence i is similar to subsequence j, then it is likely that subsequence i+1 will also be similar to subsequence j+1, and this is reflected in diagonal lines of slope 1 of high similarity in the recurrence plot (see Fig. 5 for examples).