Sentence examples for fluctuation measurements from inspiring English sources

Future plans for the diagnostic as a correlation radiometer for temperature fluctuation measurements are also discussed.

For fluctuation measurements, a frequency synthesizer is used instead of the VCO as a microwave source.

In contrast to earlier amplitude fluctuation measurements, correlation time lags across an intercontinental baseline may reach several tens of seconds.

Pressure fluctuation measurements and spectral analyses showed that high frequency pressure fluctuations occurred simultaneously during the high frequency oscillation.

We used geomagnetic field fluctuation measurements collected from a search coil magnetometer installed at TNB from 2003 to 2010, with a large data gap during 2005.

In the method, a duct, geometrically qua flow dynamics equivalent to the industrial installation, as well as analysis-based modifications of it, are studied using velocity fluctuation measurements.

A X-mode polarized W-band reflectometer for plasma density profile and fluctuation measurement is designed and installed on EAST.

For the pressure fluctuation measurement, Druck PTX14000-15 piezoresistive high-frequency pressure transducers are flush mounted in the wall of the semi-spiral suction chamber and volute casing, the uncertainty of which is ± 0.25%.

In a 0.102 m ID bubble column, various techniques for flow regime identification based on pressure fluctuation measurement were applied: standard deviation, fractal analysis, Kolmogorov entropy KE and power spectral density.

In addition, we considered PAC-CCO as a reference for accuracy when the PAC-CCO trend line slope was nearly flat and when the fluctuation of measurements around this trend line slope was small, indicating periods of CO stability.

This is due to the fact that auto-correlation decay due to baseline flow is still much faster than the decay due to any other source of biological or environmental fluctuation (DCS measurements taken post mortem show a correlation decay 3 4 orders of magnitude slower than before the animal is sacrificed).