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Areas and intensities of circles are proportional to the posterior probability that the true trajectory visited that sequence.
This measure is independent of the frequency with which a typical trajectory visits the various parts of the attractor.
In general, the RP reveals all those times at which the phase-space trajectory visits roughly the same area in the phase space.
More importantly, the foot shock (US) at this stage elicited the associative form of the ensemble trajectories that differed from the first US response: namely, the trajectory first visited the US cluster, but then shot directly to the CS cluster before returning to the Rest ellipsoid (Fig. 2F).
It comes into the goalmouth at a flat trajectory where visiting defenders, and goalies impeded by strapping home players standing in front of them, have to be brave in the extreme to clear their lines.
Third, and most importanty, the main weakness of the present result is its assumption that the trajectory actually visits all points on the energy hypersurface.
The objective of the problem is to determine the minimum-cost rendezvous sequence and trajectories to visit a given set of targets within a maximum mission duration.
But even in a one-population setup, certain ZD strategies prove successful: Stewart and Plotkin showed that evolutionary trajectories often visit the vicinity of generous strategies.
In addition, the trajectories that were visited in 3D space were randomly distributed and did not follow the direct path to the target (see Figure 9D).
Saturday's maneuver was "designed to place the station at the correct altitude and trajectory for future visiting vehicle activities and to avoid a repetitive coincidence of possible conjunctions with a piece of Chinese Fengyun 1C satellite debris," NASA officials explained.
Note that the elements in the rows of P ̂ ( T ) and c ̂ ( T ) corresponding to states not visited in the trajectory O T are set to zero and can be eliminated in the projection.
