Sentence examples for fluctuations faster than from inspiring English sources
This demonstrates that in this control there are no detectable within-network amplitude fluctuations faster than 1 s, which is consistent with the applied 0.5 Hz low pass filtering.
This would make the population fluctuations faster, thus decreasing the readability of results.
In fact any fluctuations much faster than cell doubling time will be averaged out and result in a "homogeneous population" where each cell experiences the same damage seen at the time-scale of cell doubling.
"Fast gating" occurs if the gate fluctuation is faster than the characteristic time for diffusion.
We show that this leads to intermittent fitness waves, which have large fluctuations and travel faster than fitness waves with deterministic bulk.
The reviewers correctly pointed out that the derivation of k1 and k3 relies on the assumption that nucleosomal DNA fluctuations are much faster than Pol II forward translocation.
Fluorescence fluctuations on time scales faster than that of diffusion, arising, for example, from significant structural fluctuations that alter the donor to acceptor distance, will lead to exponential decays of the correlation with time constants of microseconds or longer in addition to the contributions from diffusion and fluorophore photochemistry (eq 10).
Here, input noise represents fluctuations in input much faster than assembly/disassembly of clusters but slower than Ras signaling.
Specifically, fast orientation fluctuations (which are much faster than 1/ Dstat) of dissolved B12 can be characterized by the H H dipole dipole coupling of pairs of neighboring aromatic protons to exploit the fact that the internuclear vector points along the long axis and is thus not affected by fast uniaxial rotation.
The changes being measured also appeared to be happening at rates far faster than natural fluctuations, they said.
One of the key assumptions is that the local nucleosomal DNA fluctuations (wrapping and unwrapping) are faster than Pol II forward translocation.
