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The code utilizes a wave model and numerical fluctuation distribution (FD) scheme that runs on structured or unstructured triangular meshes.

It generalises the fluctuation distribution framework by allowing the underlying representation of the solution to be discontinuous.

As seen from this figure, at the bottom of the cylindrical droplet (i.e., near the substrate surface), the oil density is high and presents fluctuation distributions; this phenomenon means that the oil molecules are adsorbed on the substrate surfaces in layered structure.

These events are reflected in higher-order correlations, manifested in long-tailed spatial (fluctuation) distributions (Mao et al., 1982).

Both geological events and climatic fluctuations usually influence genetic variation distribution in populations and species.

Once the search of fluctuations is completed, the time position and intensity values of the found fluctuations can be further analyzed for statistics of the fluctuations, e.g., distribution of number of fluctuations over measurement time, distribution of number of fluctuations over photon counts, and distribution of number of fluctuations over time-in-between fluctuations (off-times).

The dynamics that falls into the subset of photons depicted in Fig. 7A was further characterized by its time-dependent fluctuation number distribution in Fig. 7B, and its fluctuation off-time distribution in Fig. 7C.

In [15], a practical and economical method for energy storage systems (ESS) configuration to stabilize the power fluctuation of distribution feeder lines was proposed on the basis of three types of filters.

This fluctuation in distribution between interphase and mitosis was observed in all the cell lines, without any significant difference between them in the fraction peripheral DMs at interphase or mitosis.

Longitudinal studies of rodents, particularly those species implicated as reservoir hosts, will be necessary to monitor the fluctuation and distribution of rodent population numbers over time and their correlation with human infection (41 ).

(D ) fluctuations during phase-locked periods around the average phase lag, Δ0, and (E ) the fluctuations' probability distribution functions (PDFs), each cast in terms of the rescaled separation-specific variable (Δ − Δ0)/√ L. Solid lines represent Gaussian fits.