Thermal contact transfers energy, through random fluctuations, back and forth between the molecule and the heat bath.
As fluctuations in performance may increase the number of days needed for reaching performance criteria, we analysed the magnitude of fluctuation ('relapsing back from already achieved criteria') in the 2-sec phase.
Nevin says his data not only explain the decline in crime in the 1990s, but the rise in crime in the 1980s and other fluctuations going back a century.
The samples revealed a remarkable sensitivity of climatic fluctuations going back 5000 years.
Resources fluctuate in relation to periods of growth cease that are regulated by internal and external factors, and these fluctuations feed backs to trophic partners.
Similarly in Suba, caesarean sections increased after 2006 (P < 0.0001) with some fluctuation down and back up in 2008 and 2009 respectively (Table 2).
Interactive Advertising Bureau CEO Randall Rothenberg acknowledged that ad agencies are still learning how to best deploy digital ads and the fluctuations of money back into more traditional media are to be expected.
In the present study, we consider a cluster to be nucleated when it reaches a supercritical state where the thermodynamic fluctuations cannot drive it back to subcritical conditions.
It is these imports – from clothes manufactured in south-east Asia to consumer electronics – that are expected to go up in price in the new year on the back of fluctuations in the post-EU referendum pound.
The root-mean-square (rms) values of pressure fluctuations at the cab back is very low and increases significantly towards the back of the bed and the tailgate top edge.
