The phrase "abrupt fluctuation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a sudden and significant change in a variable, such as prices, temperatures, or other measurable factors.
Example: "The stock market experienced an abrupt fluctuation, causing investors to panic and sell their shares."
Alternatives: "sudden change" or "sharp variation".
A simple explanation is that sliding delocalizes the dislocation core within the interface, thereby creating a larger, more abrupt fluctuation in dislocation line energy during transmission.
It means that the larger virtual inertia coefficient is able to withstand abrupt fluctuation of the angular frequency ω.
Thus, the cause of ICH in this patient may be the additional effect of abrupt fluctuation of blood pressure on the fragile arterioles.
The magnetic stirrer seems to allow the reaction of neutralization to happen from the beginning of the determination to the end, without abrupt fluctuation in the values obtained along the experiment.
However, they may provide rough approximations lacking at present a rigorous foundation to the behavior of systems containing elements of discreteness (associated with abrupt fluctuations) at scales relevant to observations of interest.
Such a histogram, in fact, is generally smoother, with no missing levels or abrupt fluctuations, thus allowing a more accurate segmentation.
Still, the abrupt fluctuations offer a glimpse at the duration of the effects of climate change driven by human activity pumping more planet-warming gases into Earth's atmosphere, Moffitt said.
Still, the abrupt fluctuations offer a glimpse at the duration of the effects of climate change driven by human activity pumping more planet-warming gases into Earth's atmosphere, Moffitt said.
The observed abrupt fluctuations in SWC following precipitation events are caused by low water-holding capacity of the shallow, stony soils.
A prompt and appropriate response to abrupt fluctuations in external conditions is crucial to survive stressful environmental changes, especially in unicellular organisms such as the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae.
The most important role of the BBB is protecting the brain against abrupt fluctuations in blood chemistry (e.g. nutrients, hormones, toxicants, etc).
