Sentence examples for continue to oscillate from inspiring English sources

Many genetic oscillators (circadian clocks, synthetic oscillators) continue to oscillate across the cell division cycle.

In this configuration, the oscillator will continue to oscillate at its natural frequency.

The extended periods of 40 48 hours (frequencies between 0.5 and 1 cycles per day) are mainly assigned to genes that do not continue to oscillate under continuous light conditions.

If there were no frictional losses (e.g., air friction, internal friction in the spring material, and friction at the pivots), the balance would swing precisely the same distance to the other side and continue to oscillate indefinitely; because of these losses, however, the oscillations in practice die away.

Prize verdicts continue to oscillate between the domestic library (The Line of Beauty, 2004) and the international marketplace (The White Tiger, 2008) in a brave attempt to fulfil expectations.

Instead, it suggests that the former was something of a high-water mark for Mr. Romney and the latter a low-water mark, and that the race will continue to oscillate between these two poles.

The genes in group 1 continued to oscillate under continuous light and were classified as circadian controlled genes, whereas genes from group 2 were light responsive and showed oscillating expression only under alternating light and dark cycles.

It was found that Cyanothece 51142 continues to oscillate between photosynthesis and respiration in continuous light under mixotrophy with cycle time of ∼13 h.

However, Palmeirim et al. had blocked protein synthesis in chick embryos with cycloheximide and found that c-hairy1 mRNA continued to oscillate, suggesting that c-hairy1 was not itself part of a negative-feedback oscillator but was, perhaps, driven by some other oscillatory mechanism.

Jacob converted to Christianity in 1909 and became a Roman Catholic in 1915, but he nevertheless continued to oscillate between extravagant penitence and wild bohemianism until 1921, at which time he retired into semimonastic seclusion at Saint Benoît-sur-Loire Benoît-sur-Loire Benoît-sur-Loire

For a start, the weekly earnings of low-paid Londoners continued to oscillate far more than those in other parts of the country over the economic cycle due to big shifts in hours worked (the 20% fall experienced in the years following the 2008 financial crisis wasn't recovered until the mid-2020s).