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The magnetic fluctuations began earlier than the detection of the reflected ions.

From 1935 to about 1960, there was considerable variation across movies and little apparent relation of fractal dimension to those movies but, over the period from about 1960 to 2005, shot-duration fluctuations began to approach a fractal-like pattern.

Environmental fluctuations began at the same rates in the experiments above once the 'trigger' level of VA was reached.

The thermal fluctuations begin to destroy the microemulsion morphology in favour of macroscopic phase separated system.

These stresses are almost constant up to a dimensionless strain rate of unity, consistent with trends from traditional methods of shear cell testing, though fluctuations begin to increase from a dimensionless strain rate of 0.5.

After maintaining its peak intensity for 12 hours Fabian degraded due to internal fluctuations, and began to weaken.

Updated, 2 45 p.m. | Amtrak suspended train service between New York City and Philadelphia for about 90 minutes "as a precautionary measure" after what it called a "power fluctuation" that began at 12 17 p.m.

As the contour length of the polymer decreases, however, (Fig. 9B D), the internal fluctuation profile begins to scatter around the curve for the end-to-end fluctuation.

The effect of these fluctuations on biodiversity began to be appreciated thanks to the detailed documentation of past vegetation types provided by Neotoma packrat middens (Lanner and Van Devender 1981; Wells 1983).

Development of TEC fluctuations at both stations began after 18 UT, when Bz dramatically increased to +30 nT for a short period and then sharply fell to —45 nT.

This notion, known as "inflation," holds that the universe began with quantum fluctuations – random changes in energy — in a space smaller than an atom within the first microsecond of the life of the universe.