The phrase "a small disturbance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a minor interruption or disruption. For example, "The party was going smoothly until a small disturbance caused the guests to scatter."
And, finally, exaggerated fear may encourage oil-market traders to panic at the first sign of even a small disturbance.
Dr. Lorenz is best known for the notion of the "butterfly effect," the idea that a small disturbance like the flapping of a butterfly's wings can induce enormous consequences.
A small disturbance in grid occurs at 6 s.
An effective control strategy can bring the system back to normal after a small disturbance.
There is a small disturbance in the electronic DOS for the second metal layers.
One is that little current margin has been left, which may lead to overcurrent due to a small disturbance or inaccuracy.
The smaller lattice mismatch in SRO/STO (110) compared to SRO/STO (001) means the a smaller disturbance to the original Ru nn-distance [7, 9].
Berner usually spends her days avoiding any small disturbance that could make her constant, low-grade migraines more severe.
A sufficiently small disturbance is superimposed on a planar flame to obtain the relation between the growth rate and the wavenumber, i.e., the dispersion relation.
Stability of the fits was analyzed by repeating the fitting process with each of various cell types omitted (i.e. "leave one out" testing); we observed that there was only a very small disturbance in the results of the fit by the remaining cells.
Initially the drive voltage is seen to sweep across ±5 V and the photodiode only shows a very small disturbance.
