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The transition path is a tiny fraction of a molecular trajectory during which the free-energy barrier is crossed.

In any segment of a trajectory during which the motion has a constant equi-affine speed, ˙σ = G, the empirical one-third rule is thus observed.

We see that the initial evolutionary trajectory, during which time standing variation plays out, is highly repeatable and thus predictable given enough information and the right methods of analysis.

Based on the results of our ML and CAFE analyses, the evolution of the Huntiella GH32 gene followed a parallel evolutionary trajectory during which it independently acquired its eukaryotic signal motif.

We observe that the trajectory oscillates only once, during which the reduced problem dictates an average shift in the direction of positive w, and positive s.

The plane then follows a parabolic free fall trajectory for 20-25 seconduringing which gravity is neutralized (microgravity phase).

We generated a synthetic trajectory of 25 000 frames, during which the protein visited 76 of the 78 clusters present in the training data (cluster membership for 10 000 training and testing frames is shown in Fig. 4).

We discarded from each trajectory the initial 4 ps, during which the ions reached their target kinetic energy.

After the rapid increase of (ca_{i}), the trajectory enters the active phase, during which the SB model generates continuous spiking constituting the sigh-like burst, which is still governed by the dynamics of superslow variables (i.e., (c_{mathrm{tot}}) and l).

We compared the transcriptomes of aphid embryos in the stages of development during which the trajectory of oogenesis is determined for producing sexual or asexual gametes.

Our observations on 11 May 2009 are similar to the observations of Pawar and Kamra (2009), during which back trajectories were shown to be indicative of aerosol transport from desert regions on the day when an inverted polarity thunderstorm was observed.