Sentence examples for fluctuation which can from inspiring English sources
There were very small amounts of fluctuation which can be expected on high resistance samples, and it was more prominent on the Si samples.
Even at a given sample size, estimated variance fractions had remarkable random fluctuation, which can lead to inconsistent results on the relative importance of environmental and spatial variables on the structuring of metacommunities.
The CV motor will bring in the velocity fluctuation which can not be attenuated by the CV motor itself due to the lack of a control mechanism in the CV motor, yet be propagated to the servomotor, and further to the end-effector of the machine.
This fluctuation, which can be detected only by fast-response chemiluminescence apparatus results from the passage of the bolus past the sampling site for the inspired gas.
Daily DTRs were calculated as the difference between the maximum and minimum temperature on each day and were used as an index of diurnal temperature fluctuation, which can substantially alter the incubation period of malaria parasites and reduce the impact of mean temperature (Paaijmans et al. 2009).
It was hurt by currency fluctuations, which can translate to fewer dollars I.B.M. makes on overseas sales.
The advantage is that doing this gives people a complete picture while also smoothing out week-to-week fluctuations which can be misleading".
He takes readers on a ride through the business of oil, introducing traders and businesses, including oil companies, whose actions influence, and arguably control, the price fluctuations which can devastate economies.
The sources of intrinsic parameter fluctuations, which can be separated in simulation, will occur simultaneously within a single MOSFET.
The core outlet region requires refined Large Eddy Simulation computations to predict temperature fluctuations which can induce thermal fatigue.
The availabilities of electricity and heat demand are directly influenced by natural fluctuations, which can be expressed as probability distributions.
