Sentence examples for brief fluctuations from inspiring English sources

And because, according to Einstein's theory of relativity, time slows down when particles move close to the speed of light, those brief fluctuations could in effect last longer.

The current message is that the 2.25% band will apply as a general rule, but that brief fluctuations up to a 15% limit will not necessarily count as fatal errors.

Brief fluctuations in Earth's magnetic field have been detected before many earthquakes in the past 50 years, says Friedemann Freund, a crystallographer at San Jose State University in California.

In brief, temporal fluctuations in the scattered laser light manifest as a blurring of the observed speckles in the image.

Cliff Black, an Amtrak spokesman, said there was a brief power fluctuation at 8 05 a.m. in the New York City area.

The present article gives a brief description of the fluctuation model of atomic bond instability in a one-dimensional crystal and demonstrates the possibility of using it to predict the thermo-mechanical stability of carbyne-based nanodevices.

The paper provides also a brief review on the intermittent fluctuations observed in the solar wind and the magnetosphere.

The number of undergraduate degrees granted has risen almost as steadily as graduate enrollment, with some brief declines following 9/11 and fluctuations in small fields.

Stock and Downs first defined airway pressure release ventilation (APRV) as maintenance of a continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) that allows for spontaneous breaths without significant airway pressure fluctuation and a brief cyclic release phase for efficient ventilation (i.e., CPAP with release) [1].

We make a selected brief review of the links between long-term fluctuations of the solar wind variables (velocity, magnetic field) and several multiscale magnetospheric processes.

Quantum tunneling in mutagenesis, vacuum energy field dynamics, and cytoskeletal networks in tumor morphogenesis have revealed the applicability for description of cancer dynamics, which is discussed with a brief account of endogenous hallucinogens, bioelectromagnetism and water fluctuations.