trajectories

Englisch - Türkisch

Definition von trajectories im Englisch Türkisch wörterbuch
trajectory: {i} yörünge
trajectory: (Askeri) MERMİ YOLU: Tatbik edilmiş dış bir kuvvet tarafından atılan veya fırlatılan bir tüfek mermisi, top mermisi, bomba veya diğer cismin, tatbik edilen kuvvetten kurtulduktan sonra hareketine devam ederek, düşey düzlemde çizdiği eğri. Bak. "ballistic trajectory"
trajectory: {i} mermi yolu
trajectory: eğri
trajectory: uçuş yolu
trajectory: gezinge
trajectory: (Meteoroloji) yol
trajectory: münhani
trajectory: geom

Englisch - Englisch

Definition von trajectories im Englisch Englisch wörterbuch: plural of trajectory
trajectory: The ordered set of intermediate states assumed by a dynamical system as a result of time evolution
trajectory: the path described by a projectile moving under given forces
trajectory: {n} a curve line described by a comet
trajectory: path of a meteor in the Earth's atmosphere
trajectory: The path through state space taken by a system It is the sequence of states or path plotted against time Two general forms affect fitness, positive-sum and negative-sum
trajectory: The solution to a dynamical system in forward and backward time passing through a specified initial condition
trajectory: The trajectory of something such as a person's career is the course that it follows over time. a relentlessly upward career trajectory
trajectory: The trajectory is the path along with an assignment of time--the time assigned to a point along the path denotes the time instant at which the object assumes the configuration associated with that point [3, p 221] The trajectory is a function of time that specifies the configuration of the vehicle at every instant in the interval [0,T], where 0 is the initial time and T is the final time We therefore have and [4, p 358]
trajectory: A set of points (either 2-dimensional (geographic position), 3-dimensional (geographic + altitude) or 4-dimensional (geographic + altitude + time)) defining the planned route of an aircraft Sometimes a trajectory also includes the maximum allowable deviations from the given points In the 4-dimensional case this is more properly called a tube
trajectory: n the curve the ball takes on its path from one player to another çƒè¿è¡Œçš„è½¨è¿¹ã€‚
trajectory: Metaphorically, a course of development, such as that of a war or career
trajectory: Path followed by a vehicle
trajectory: The curve that a body, such as a celestial object, describes in space This applies to air parcel movement also
trajectory: The height and path of the ball when hit consistently on the clubface
trajectory: n the curve the ball takes on its path from one player to another çƒé‹è¡Œçš„è»Œè·¡ã€‚
trajectory: The path described by a projectile in flight
trajectory: In general, the path traced by any body moving as a result of an externally applied force, considered in three dimensions Trajectory is sometimes used to mean flight path or orbit , but orbit usually means a closed path and trajectory , a path which is not closed
trajectory: The path of a body as it travels through space
trajectory: The curving path followed by a projectile from muzzle to target Guns fired their shot at higher velocities, at relatively flatter trajectories, while low-velocity mortars had high trajectories
trajectory: Road followed by a particle
trajectory: The trajectory of a moving object is the path that it follows as it moves. the trajectory of an artillery shell
trajectory: The path a ball takes as it travels across the court after being hit
trajectory: The flight path of the round from the time it leaves the tube, to the time it quits moving
trajectory: The path of a projectile or other moving body through space
trajectory: the path traced by a moving air parcel
trajectory: a path taken by a moving body or point; graphically, a line on a phase space plot, connecting points in chronological order
trajectory: A path, usually curved, of an object moving through space
trajectory: The history of atomic motion over time This term is often applied to a molecular dynamics simulation
trajectory: the path followed by an object moving through space
trajectory: the path of the bullet as it travels to the target
trajectory: {i} course, path; path of a missile
trajectory: The curve which a body describes in space, as a planet or comet in its orbit, or stone thrown upward obliquely in the air
trajectory: This is the actual route of the meteor through the atmosphere (cf path)