Sentence examples for fluctuating fields from inspiring English sources
This does not necessarily imply that the four exchange events discussed here are coupled, but can also result from spin probes reporting on one process 'sensing' fluctuating fields from proximal exchange events.
We believe that L67 is changing in chemical shift during process III not because it is at the interface but because it is either sensing fluctuating fields in the vicinity or is a part of a secondary conformational/allosteric effect resulting from dimer formation.
The fluctuating fields (flow velocity, density or pressure variation, or electromagnetic field) develop both spatially and temporally.
Of course, not all the fluctuating fields represent normal modes characterized by a dispersion relation, and wave-wave coupling leads to the excitation of sideband waves.
Intermittency is renormalized into small-scale fluctuating fields and that fields are regarded as frozen-in into the mean flow and the random sweeping flow in an advected fashion without intrinsic turbulent evolution.
In slowly rotating macromolecules, these small fluctuating fields cause fast nuclear spin relaxation.
This suggestion is confirmed by our numerical simulations which show that Es-layers are more effectively formed by steady SW fields than by steady NW fields, and less effectively by fluctuating SW fields than by fluctuating NW fields.
Hence, the hybrid code is advantageous in that one need not assume any statistical properties of the fluctuating field (e.g., Gaussian statistics), wave modes, or propagation directions.
As molecules with dipolar structure (e.g., ethylene glycol, PVP) oscillate in a microwave fluctuating field, this oscillation generates a molecular movement resulting in friction leading to heat.
K could be related to richness in terms of propagation modes having a significant power in the receiving transverse plane, a high number of modes giving rise to a high fluctuating field.
This is identical to the spirit of mean-field theory for Ising spin systems where the fluctuating field felt by a spin (on account of its neighbours) is replaced by an average field, which is then determined self-consistently.
