Sentence examples for transitioning trajectory from inspiring English sources

The women characterized a distinct transitioning trajectory with three phases: detachment, unattachment and attachment.

Thematic analysis revealed the presence of a transitioning trajectory with three phases.

The concept of a multi-phase transitioning trajectory emerged from these accounts of their experiences (see Figure 1).

While a patient or a physician can initiate detachment, the experiences described by participants in this phase of the transitioning trajectory were those resulting from physician-instigated separation.

The transitioning experiences completed or anticipated by participants revealed that losing a family physician marked the beginning of a transitioning trajectory involving at least two of three phases.

The attachment phase, which marks the endpoint of the transitioning trajectory, either flowed directly out of detachment as it did for the patients who were referred, or it followed unattachment.

An illustrative example demonstrates that this approach is useful to reduce the load of the programming for a search algorithm to determine the shape of a transition trajectory under the constraint of input saturation.

In ADMD, the most probable transition trajectory connecting two given boundary states is generated by minimizing the action of the system (see Section 2 for more details).

In this approach, the input is two-end conformations (initial and final), and the output is a set of numerous all-atom conformations (i.e., a transition trajectory) that smoothly connects the two-end conformations.

In the model, the phenomenon is presented juxtaposed with the larger context with the overall economic development over time (the bold arrow below the transition trajectory) and international and national maternal health context shown surrounding the model outside of the box and also as Sub-process1.

The paper complements our earlier work (Naldi & Marconi, 2011) in which optimal transition trajectories are computed.