Sentence examples for electric fluctuations from inspiring English sources

The comparison is done only when the electric field magnitude exceeds 0.5 mV/m to eliminate times of low-level electric fluctuations.

kern-nulldelimiterspace} {left( {V times B} right)_{y} }}} right|) exceeds 0.5, i.e., the mismatch of E y and −(V × B) y exceeds 50%%; this criterion is applied only when the electric field magnitude exceeds 0.5 mV/m to eliminate times of low-level electric fluctuations.

Non-availability of stabilizers makes the equipment more vulnerable to damages due to electric fluctuations.

For example, event-related potential is the electric fluctuation detected from neurons following light or sound stimulus [14].

Towards the end of 2004 during the descent of the HUYGENS probe the Permittivity, Wave and Altimetry instrument (PWA) as part of the HASI experiment will investigate electrical properties and electric field fluctuations in the atmosphere of Titan below 170 km.

Some perspectives for a further study on the electric variables fluctuations in inhomogeneous electrolyte systems are presented.

But now, Claudius Riek, Alfred Leitenstorfer, and colleagues at the University of Konstanz in Germany say they have directly observed those electric field fluctuations by charting their influence on a light wave.

A brief study of the characteristic features of the spectra of electron density and electric field fluctuations and the associated electron temperature variations are presented and discussed here.

Each event shows increased levels of ground level magnetic and electric field fluctuations corresponding to the CME compression at the subsolar magnetopause.

Some researchers have pointed out the importance of the electric field fluctuations for an estimation of the Joule heating rate in the thermosphere (e.g., Codrescu et al, 1995; Matsuo et al., 2003; Matsuo and Richmond, 2008; Deng et al., 2009).

At the same time, analysing the scaling features of the electric field fluctuations on scales of 0.5 256 km at various altitudes over the auroral zone and polar cap some authors have not found significant differences (Golovchanskaya et al. 2006; Golovchanskaya and Kozelov 2010), suggesting that the drivers of turbulence in the two regions probably have the same nature.