Sentence examples for fluctuation known from inspiring English sources

With respect to circadian and also seasonal fluctuation known to occur in adults [ 17] much attention was paid to standardization of sample collection.

Every metre that an analogue electrical signal travels along a wire, it gets weaker and suffers more from random fluctuations, known as noise, in the materials around it.

Variances in 1-min increments were calculated to represent the signal fluctuations known as scintillations.

During the Late Miocene the Mediterranean experienced a period of extreme salinity fluctuations known as the Messinian Salinity Crisis (MSC).

Overall, it is evident that the dominance of twinning on high Schmid factor systems is preserved at the low strains examined in the present work, despite the stress fluctuations known to be present.

The neutral wind fluctuations known as waves especially gravity waves which are always present and cause fluctuations in the E × B drift velocity (Balachandran et al. 1992; Abdu et al. 2015) are thought to act as the seed for the onset of the plasma irregularities (e.g. Osaakow, 1981; Sekar et al. 1995).

These specific treatments were chosen as they represent actual fluctuations known to occur on coral reefs (Ohde and van Woesik, 1999).

We used a measure of information transmission between multivariate systems with correlated collective fluctuations known as the total intercorrelation, which was developed as part of the N-body Information Theory (NbIT) framework we have described previously (see refs (78 and 79) for details).

Thermal fluctuation is known for the origin of out-of-plane deformations, and the intrinsic ripples are inevitable to maintain the stability of 2D crystal structures [13].

Indeed, we observe a combination of a single dot line (MGS-D) surrounded and may be laterally coupled by thickness fluctuation dots known from QWs [13 15].

Likewise, year-to-year autocorrelations in weather fluctuations are known to decrease extinction risk.