Sentence examples for theoretical trajectory from inspiring English sources
This ultimately provides a theoretical trajectory that includes all possible disease changes over time.
Their effects were analyzed and an improved model for the theoretical trajectory of conductive particle was established.
Finally, having characterized the frictional force, we determined the resulting slider trajectory in a specific geometry of the driving and observed an excellent agreement with the theoretical trajectory based on the expression of the friction force.
The equipment system was established to verify the model and it was found that the theoretical model was in good agreement with the experimental data, which indicates the key factors of this novel theoretical trajectory description have been obtained.
A theoretical trajectory from volunteer experience to UK service delivery outcomes was demonstrated in most areas, but not all.
Efficiency: it is a measure of the ratio between the length of the hand's path during the movement and the length of the theoretical trajectory.
Throughout their theoretical trajectories, the differences between Heidegger and Jaspers were in many ways greater than the similarities.
In the final concluding section, the article briefly discusses the similarities and differences between psychoanalysis and other major theoretical trajectories in human geography.
We obtained theoretical trajectories of cellular motions from numerical simulations and calculated the corresponding statistical quantities.
It has been shown that, under the assumption that motor noise is SDN, the theoretical trajectories that minimize endpoint variability are very similar to actual saccade trajectories [13].
To describe the theoretical trajectories of the aging process, Rowe and Kahn (1987) described three curves: the first characterized by disease and disability; the second, known as "usual aging", characterized by absence of overt pathology but presence of some decline in function; and the last, the so-called "successful aging", with little or no physiological loss and no pathology.
