Sentence examples for changes in magnitude from inspiring English sources

Rotary motion permits a continuity in magnitude and direction that is impossible with linear motion, which in a machine always involves reversals and changes in magnitude.

The cell responds rapidly, and reversibly, to changes in magnitude of load and rate of change of load.

The behavior of stars that vary in magnitude can be studied by measuring their changes in magnitude over time and plotting the changes on a graph called a light curve.

It compares results obtained from various databases, periods, population and analytical methods in order to assess the differences and changes in magnitude of interrelation between fertility of generations within this same lineage.

The changes in magnitude of APA muscle activity may reflect a change in system gain or a change in postural control perhaps related to a change in perceived postural stability.

To determine if Q angle changes in magnitude from bilateral stance when compared to unilateral stance and then if they are significantly different changes related to the presence of patellofemoral joint pain.

Inherent optical properties measured along the autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) track showed marked changes in magnitudes, ratios, spectral shapes and fine-scale spatial variability.

Similar patterns for the seasonal effects of influenza were observed in the elderly group, with slight changes in magnitudes (see Additional file 1).

The ρ value for cytosolic maltose is also not significantly altered upon the perturbation considered, due to compensatory changes in magnitudes of R maltose.

Although the spikes are changing each time I do 'Init and Run', the heights and shape of the spike looks uncorrelated with the change in magnitude of stimulus current and electrode position.

German physiologist Ernst Heinrich Weber had discovered that the amount of change in magnitude of a given stimulus necessary to produce a just-noticeable change in sensation always bore an approximately constant ratio to the total stimulus magnitude.