Sentence examples for fluctuation scale from inspiring English sources

Yet, it is shown that this is a poor choice for unsteady processes where the sample step size is significantly larger than the fluctuation scale.

Relying on basic statistical arguments, the natural weight that we should give the large clusters is the statistical fluctuation scale attributable to size, which is proportional to square root of the size of the cluster.

In addition, Bonanni et al. (2008) have shown that patients with PDD with significant cognitive fluctuations (measured by the Clinician Assessment of Fluctuation Scale) demonstrate pseudocyclic patterns of slow wave activity on the EEG in the delta-theta-pre-alpha range (1 7.9 Hz), whereas patients with PDD without fluctuations do not (Bonanni et al., 2008).

This expansion is especially useful when the fluctuation scales Tσ of the modulating functions are large in comparison with the fluctuation scales Tz of the modulated processes.

The exponent of fluctuation scaling in the skewness kurtosis plane depends on the cardinal directions, L*, a*, and b*.

This power function corresponds to a wide spread phenomenon known as fluctuation scaling in many engineering process.

The bubble size, of the order of millimeter, is relatively large compared to the smallest liquid fluctuation scales.

These and other experiments with different factors acting on bacterial population size support the relevance of models that predict 'universal' patterns of fluctuation scaling.

We also found that the sample skewness and the sample kurtosis of L*, a*, and b* follow a U-shaped pattern and a generalized version of fluctuation scaling.

We conclude that fluctuation scaling provides a powerful approach for better prediction of lightness flop variations and for better color quality control between car manufacturers and suppliers of add-on parts.

The DLB group had a statistically significantly higher mean depression score at baseline and higher scores on the NPI, NPI carer distress and clinical assessment of cognitive fluctuation scales at both baseline and 12-month follow-up (p<0.001).