Sentence examples for fluctuations create from inspiring English sources
The fluctuations create dazzling optical effects; in fact, the columns almost seem to rotate, like parts of some large, well-made machine.
Wild fluctuations create a risk that deters some investors altogether and makes others demand a significant risk premium, putting up the price of capital.
These fluctuations create the thermodynamic conditions for formation of the central particle in the vapor which in turn defines the spherically symmetric diffusion gradient that initiates the radial growth.
Such spatio-temporal fluctuations create large capacity surpluses at times of low traffic demand, which in turn offers opportunities for energy savings through adaptation of the service supply to the actual demand.
At the voltage marked in Figure 2(a) corresponding to the maximum value of the LLE, the fluctuations create a mussel-shaped multifractal chaotic attractor out of the above mentioned small and large amplitude oscillatory modes, as shown in Figure 3 d).
These effects dominate at different times, in different parts of the lake, and during different phases of the lake's water level fluctuations, creating the unique hysteretic hydrological behavior of Poyang Lake.
If "inflation" advocates are correct, those quantum fluctuations created gravitational waves that left a fingerprint on the cosmic microwave background.
"It is about using the sounds and visual features of the space inhabited by the installation to express the fluctuations created by the confrontation between the Virus and the Heart". .
This is because the propagation of voltage fluctuation created by a fault is hard to predict due to its non-linearity and dependency on the power system operating conditions.
Moreover, it imposes the least cost variation created by fluctuation in customer demands (such as epidemic diseases outbreak in some areas of the country) to the logistical system.
The theory of our Universe's origin, cosmic inflation, predicts the creation of both scalar fluctuations, which create temperature/density imperfections, and tensor (gravitational wave) fluctuations, which should polarize the light left over from the Big Bang in a very specific way.
