The phrase "abrupt disturbance" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sudden and unexpected interruption or disruption in a situation or environment.
Example: "The meeting was interrupted by an abrupt disturbance when the fire alarm went off unexpectedly."
Alternatives: "sudden disruption" or "unexpected interruption".
We exploit Daylight Saving Time shift using non-parametric regression discontinuity techniques to provide indisputable evidence that this abrupt disturbance does affect incidence of AMI.
Simulation results show that, by rejecting the strong and abrupt disturbance with higher-order cyclic terms, the proposed control scheme can achieve desirable control accuracy.
Unlike maps derived using other techniques, maps derived from the segmentation approach were unique in providing simultaneous detection of abrupt disturbance, chronic disturbance, and ongoing vegetative growth with consistency across large areas and across time.
Colloid cysts, if left untreated, may lead to serious complications such as visual loss, memory difficulties, acute disturbances of consciousness and even sudden death as a consequence of acute obstructive hydrocephalus with brain herniation or cardiovascular failure due to abrupt disturbance of hypothalamic function.
Specific solutions were deduced for smoothly varying and abrupt disturbances at the boundaries.
Multi-agent systems for manufacturing systems appear to provide adequate response to abrupt disturbances on the shop floor.
In the Puget Sound, USA, we used LandTrendr Landsat time-series-based algorithms to identify abrupt disturbances, and then applied spatial rules to aggregate these to patches.
Moderate to low intensity abrupt disturbances (e.g. thinning) may also introduce periods of negative NEP [52].
The distinction for abrupt disturbances between fire and harvest is based on reference to the Monitoring Trends in Burn Severity (MTBS) dataset [88].
Moderate to low intensity abrupt disturbances (e.g. thinning) may also introduce periods of negative NEP [ 52].
The distinction for abrupt disturbances between fire and harvest is based on reference to the Monitoring Trends in Burn Severity (MTBS) dataset [ 88].
