Sentence examples for fluctuation compared to the from inspiring English sources
A significant growth in creep damage was found under the influence of the temperature fluctuation compared to the creep damage under the stable temperature condition.
As seen in Figure 12, a normalized ART spectrum for the micro-crack shape has more distinct fluctuation compared to the arbitrary shape.
A primal geometry of two unequally sized cylinders placed in tandem arrangement under cross-flow is initially examined in order to establish the effect on the wake fluctuations, compared to the single cylinder case.
It can be clearly seen that the temporal variations of the spectral exponents β(t) indicate up more irregularities, characterized by strong fluctuations compared to the flatness of their measurements.
As the goal event shows a large number of continuous higher peaks above the threshold, it clearly exhibits more fluctuations compared to the corner event and it also continues longer than the corner event.
The current study evaluated the efficacy-with respect to velocity fluctuation power losses-of the real-time feedback on the power loss due to velocity fluctuations compared to the efficacy of traditional feedback.
As shown in Figures 6 and 7, the complexity of each slice, without considering the temporal layers, has a large fluctuation compared to that with considered temporal layers.
While nuclear mRNA levels fluctuated in line with the promoter dynamics, cytoplasmic levels exhibited damped fluctuations compared to those expected when nuclear export was immediate.
Therefore, we think that the assumption of fast DNA fluctuation compared to Pol II translocation is a reasonable one.
Hyperuniform states of matter are correlated systems that are characterized by an anomalous suppression of long-wavelength (i.e., large-length-scale) density fluctuations compared to those found in garden-variety disordered systems, such as ordinary fluids and amorphous solids.
Sedentary subjects demonstrated greater force fluctuation compared to highly skilled subjects irrespective of angle and intensity (P < 0.001), as suggested by no significant interactions of group by angle or/and intensity.
