These time steps were chosen to ensure all trajectories encompass the analyses, and to ensure no preterm trajectories were omitted.
The proposed trajectory control strategy encompasses three optimum experimental design criteria based on the position error covariance produced by the EKF.
The brilliant young author of the collection "First Love and Other Sorrows" (1958), who had come east from St . Louisto attend Harvard and conquer the New York literary scene, often wrote about the trouble with love during and after the sexual revolution, and he seemed to encompass its trajectory in his life and work.
The trilogy encompasses a historical trajectory that moves through Troy and the birth of Rome to the decline of the Roman Empire, and points forward to the foundation and ultimate glory of the Venetian Republic.
Assessment of response in treatment trials should ideally encompass the prior trajectory of change before treatment.
If education tracks the projected trajectory of research that is encompassed by the New Biology, individual disciplines are also likely to converge around the idea of integrated and interconnected science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education.
For example, it is common for a paper to explore the patient experience of recovery after stroke, encompassing the illness trajectory itself and its affect on the patient's lifeworld.
These alternative periodizations often divide a subset of developmental events according to processes or landmarks that differ from those used to construct the normal stages, and they may not map one-one onto the existing normal stages, especially if they encompass events beyond the trajectory from fertilization to a sexually mature adult.
The first phase encompasses derivation of minimum-time optimal trajectory using cubic spline due to its less vibration and overshoot characteristics.
Design of ASLV encompasses aerodynamics, propulsion, structure, stages layout, mass distribution, and trajectory modules connected by multidisciplinary feasible design approach.
