Sentence examples for coordinate variations from inspiring English sources

The diurnal geomagnetic coordinate variations in (U^{(3)}) show that the large-scale EIA (equatorial ionization anomaly) variations during the day and night have similar characteristics.

For all coatings, the colorimetric coordinate variation is definitely lower than the intrinsic unevenness of untreated bronze specimens.

The formal uncertainties (σ ls) obtained using the LSE of velocities were scaled by the amount k = (mis/2 2 (Ching et al. 2011b), where k is the effect of daily coordinate variation presented in the coordinate time series and mis is the residual of calculations and observations for the time series for the east and north components, respectively.

Clearly, there are multiple possibilities for what might be providing the E T ratio coordinated variations in lysing ability, and any independent pairing of these possibilities potentially constitute the interference in the NK and IFN measurement series.

Altogether, it provides a consistent approach to uncover coordinated variations in the gene methylation profiles between embryonic and induced pluripotent stem cells and quantify similarity of the found best discriminators to the other sets of the known or hypothesized functionality, aiding the quality assessment of reprogramming.

Besides, similar to other WOLEDs which show relatively large color-shift at low luminances and relatively slight color-shift at high luminances [12, 20, 21, 22], our device exhibits only a little CIE coordinates variation of Δ x, y) ≤ (0.03, 0.03) during a wide range of luminance (1,000 12,000 cd/m2), revealing that the device exhibits a relatively stable color [20].

Changes in biological characteristics require coordinated variation in expression of gene sets which regulate biological activity, and this information can hardly be extracted from changes in expression of individual genes when overlapping among studies is so low [5].

These data show coordinated variation in the abundance of phosphorylated ERK-MAPK components across the epidermis.

Visual inspection revealed that C and N signals seem to follow coordinated variation.

To coordinate swift variations in spinal posture and loads, a highly optimized system which stabilizes the spine in both static and dynamic situations is required [1].

These coordinates were combined to generate 3D (X, Y and Z) coordinates, which allowed us to calculate average speed (i.e. distance over time) (mm s−1), variation in speed, average depth (Z coordinate), and variation in depth.