"trajectory along" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the path or direction of a moving object or concept. Example: "The rocket's trajectory along its predetermined course was closely monitored by the control team."
Soon they will be emptied to join the 300,000 packages that are sorted every hour at the UPS Worldport.Every package is automatically photographed, measured and weighed and has the information on its super-barcode analysed by computers to determine its trajectory along some of the 17,000 conveyor belts.
Our trajectory along our paths incorporates these accumulated commitments to prior practices of language use.
Methoxy was implemented as alcohol solvent to understand the reaction trajectory along a three-step transesterification process.
To calculate the average height of the fiber, a trajectory along the fiber was traced to obtain cross sections of the images.
The configurations of a robot model and its future trajectory along with information on the detected obstacles are used to check for possible collisions.
Only during the R-measurement, the spin and the position of the R-particle get correlated and the R-particle's trajectory along the z-direction is dictated by the value of its (intrinsic) z-spin.
They all find their target, following a variety of interesting trajectories along the way in order to show the versatility of the blade as a KILLING tool; apparently one of the main aims of this movie.
In understanding other's trajectories along their dàos, we may judge them as correct or incorrect.
(b) Trajectories along the limit cycle for x ( t ) (solid curve) and q ( t ) (grey curve).
It is also worth noting that the higher MSE in this exPFriment, compared to the one presented in Figure 5 for Video_008, is due to the smaller number of particles—even with resampling, the particle filters do not reach the accuracy achieved with 300 particles.
Figure 7 shows a simple cross between two rival players, who keep their trajectories along the occlusion event.
