Sentence examples for erratic changes from inspiring English sources

The program monitors the driver's steering input at the beginning of a trip and then looks for erratic changes, a sign that the driver is tiring.

So called after a prototype identified in a bright region of gas and dust known as the Hind's variable nebula, the T Tauri stars are characterized by erratic changes in brightness.

At this stage, fractions of up to 0.14 4-tuple combinations could be excluded for having erratic changes in ΔRT, which then dropped mostly to zero for series with length n ≥ 5.

This star undergoes erratic changes in luminosity, varying between magnitude 9 to 13 over a period of weeks or months.

Ms. Buchanan, so used to sudden and erratic changes by her captors, registers this event as an attack from a rival faction.

Erratic changes in viscosity as KCl was added to a dextran sulphate solution are also now understandable.

However, events of the 15th and 16th centuries were not merely a consequence of the influence of new ideas; the political ambitions of many regional princes also catalyzed rapid, agitated, and erratic change.

Violations involving improper use or erratic change of lanes were included as a lane violation as defined in FARS (FARS 2014).

Due to the erratic change of energy prices and unfavourable forecast of world economy, considerable efforts have been devoted to substitute raw fossil fuels with various other sources for the production of energy.

This transiency may be especially pronounced in germline cells since in these cells many genes should be constitutively repressed and should therefore be embedded in chromatin whose compaction undergoes erratic change as a pleiotropic side effect of evolutionary change affecting other features (as one would expect, e.g., for the pattern of "background" transcription; see below).

Most likely, these difficulties are caused primarily by the erratic change of evolutionary rates in mitochondrial genomes from different eukaryotic lineages.