"fluctuation level" is a correct phrase in written English.
It refers to the degree or intensity of change or variation in something. Example: The stock market showed a high fluctuation level today, with prices shifting drastically throughout the day.
Thus, ν+α yields the frequency that a given pressure fluctuation level may be expected.
The time varying CH∗ chemiluminescence signal exhibits lower fluctuation level for stable IJF.
For the highest fluctuation level the number of penetrating particles does not exceed 20% of the total number of launched particles.
The number of penetrating particles appeared to be strongly dependent on the fluctuation level, but not on the magnetic field shear parameter.
When instabilities are coupled by a spinning mode, each burner features the same velocity fluctuation level implying that the complex FDF values are the same for all burners.
By calculating the error percentages due to the assumption of Gumbel tail, the estimation bias is indicated and the significances of both the shape parameter and the fluctuation level of extreme pressures are presented.
Redesign proposals are based on measured fluctuation levels.
The fluctuation levels observed are comparable to the experiments.
Maximum torque fluctuations were found to occur around the rotation speed corresponding to maximum power output and fluctuation levels increased with overall turbine efficiency.
Boundary layer wall pressure fluctuation measurements made within the roughness fetches reveal a spectral form quite different than the roughness noise, and fluctuation levels some 50 70 dB higher.
The turbine designs differed in support strut section, blade-strut joint design and strut location to evaluate their effect on power output, torque fluctuation levels and mounting forces.
