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Fluctuation was defined as at least two changes between categories during a 24-hour period.
Fluctuation was defined as the difference between maximum and minimum values during a day.
Fluctuation was defined as the difference between the maximum and minimum measurements.
The voltage fluctuation induced by the pressure fluctuation is defined by the microphone sensitivity, denoted by S in Equation 4 [14]: S = 20 × log 10 E × p 0 E ref × p dB (4).
Therefore, the square of velocity fluctuations is defined by the sum of a term proportional to the position fluctuations and two more quantities, J1 b,q,t1) and J2 b,q,t1).
Theoretical amplitude fluctuations were defined as |F j | fluctuations from the azimuthal average of |F j | at a hypocentral distance of L i. Figure 2 shows the comparison of azimuthal dependence of the observed and theoretical amplitude fluctuations (filled and open symbols, respectively) at frequencies of 0.5 1 and 4 8 Hz.
Periods of low amplitude fluctuations were defined as contiguous periods of 100 ms or more, during which the time derivative of the recorded membrane potential was free of deviations larger than two standard deviations.
Thus, the dynamical variables Qp and Qe, which describe the evolution of the reactive system due to solvent fluctuations, are defined with respect to the interaction between the same initial solute charge density ρIa,Ia and Pin.
Significant acute ICP fluctuation (SAIF) was defined in two different ways; as the presence of ICP both above and below 20 mmHg within a cluster of six measurements (Definition 1) and as a magnitude of fluctuation >10 mmHg within the cluster (Definition 2).
The historical distributions of clear-sky ratio (CSR) in four representative regions were analysed, and a six-dimensional feature vector that represents the DSR fluctuations based on CSR was defined.
