Sentence examples for trajectory line from inspiring English sources
All it is doing is transferring the force and you need to know how much force the tire can translate, at whatever given situation, which means steering in, braking, accelerating; and then you have the trajectory line of all this".
The trajectory line of the injected droplets and velocity of the water were investigated, in terms of the tangential and axial velocities of the water and the average velocity gradient in the hydrocyclone.
(B) The plot focuses in the critical circle showing that −1 + j0 (red cross indicated by the arrow) is encircled by the trajectory line indicating thus the instability of the system.
(A) Nyquist plot indicating the stability margins of the mass pendulum system under stable operation with the −1 + j0 (red cross indicated by the arrow) not encircled by the trajectory line in plot (B) preconceiving thus a stable operation.
Selecting or not selecting a k-space trajectory (line) to be sampled in the even points of the cardiac cycle: A steady Markov chain has a transition matrix near an identity matrix.
Originally, when you'd sling the bird, there wasn't a trajectory line; there was no learning.
But not only is there a camera to help move aft, the screen also displays trajectory lines that match the steering direction—very handy indeed.
Chillingo claimed to have participated in final game polishing, such as adding visible trajectory lines, pinch to zoom, pigs' grunts, birds' somersaults on landing.
"The Plexiglas essentially provided a visual record of the tremendous amount of energy released on impact as evidenced by the metal shards and trajectory lines cutting across the plastic," she told me.
The microrobots were controlled along complicated trajectory lines to demonstrate synchronized swimming and targeted control behaviors, as shown in Figures 2e and f (see Videos S3 and S4).
Their locations near the bottom of all three trajectory lines also support the general trend that these cell lineage trajectories represent the gradual loss of developmental potency of cells (Fig. 1B).
