trajectoral

spatial trajectory probabilities of matter whether micro or macro where the boundaries of such trajectories are conforming to and interacting with a second set of temporal limiting boundaries also based on the the same contributing factors giving rise to the spatial trajectory...yet the same same effective optimization scheduling needs alignment between the boundary sets - a simple example of this is a delayed fuse in a cannon ball while a complex example is the "micro-molecular macro-mechanics" of digestion

multi-trajectoral systems can have multiple entities providing independently contributing factors requiring separate optimization schedules which may or may not be synergistic or contingent among all the areas of overlap of spatial and temporal trajectory pathways and positions...a simple example of this is is the Internet and a complex example of this is the human brain...