Sentence examples for both fluctuations from inspiring English sources
Our English applications are down a little – just 3% - but Scottish applications are up 11%, both fluctuations we anticipated given the Scottish Government decision that the Scottish sector should charge RUK students, but not Scots.
Moreover, robustness with respect to both fluctuations in the control parameters and dissipation can be achieved using complimentary advanced control techniques, such as a description in Liouville space and ensemble optimization [31, 43].
The numerical results show that a short arc flow channel could significantly enhance the uniformity of electrolyte velocity distribution and a vibrating feeding of the cathode enables to reduce both fluctuations of the electrolyte velocity and pressure on the bottom surface of the diamond hole.
A more frequent, and perhaps longer, follow-up of patients would provide a more complete understanding of the long-term effects of infliximab therapy on both fluctuations in biomarker levels and BMD of the spine and hip in patients with AS.
Both fluctuation components serve as energy reservoirs.
As wave dynamics proceeds, both fluctuation types (normal-mode waves and sideband waves) attain increasingly larger energy until the fluctuation growth saturates.
It is worth to note that both fluctuation coefficients of T l and E(H) have positive values during the fluctuations of ρ, n u, and n h, which are mainly caused by the randomness of TGSARWI.
The differential design of the two detectors eliminates both the fluctuation of light source and the electronic noise from probes, and increases the axial resolution as well.
Both the male and female organs of the flower are especially sensitive to temperature fluctuations both during their development before pollination and during the post-pollination stage.
We consider the fluctuations both on the synthesis rate R bas and the rate constant k d.
It is most challenging to assess both the fast fluctuations of the DAD at the TRS and the relevant environmental motions at that time scale (femtosecond to picosecond).
