Sentence examples for fluctuations grows from inspiring English sources

This is a unique pattern of complexity, as the magnitude of the fluctuations grows in direct proportion to the time-scale on which the fluctuations are measured.

If the strings are rough, a continuum effective string theory describes their low-energy dynamics, which predicts that the width of the transverse string fluctuations grows logarithmically with the distance between the particle antiparticle pair.

This follows from the following characteristics of this plant: Is resistant to temperature fluctuations, grows in very cold water and heated.

WPP said today that revenue, excluding acquisitions and the effect of currency fluctuations, grew 3percentt in the six months to June 30, compared with 15percentt growth in the period a year ago.

Additionally, the airglow fluctuations grow in amplitude and then coincide with fully developed ESF structures observed by AMISR-14.

That suggests that even as thermal fluctuations grow too weak to nudge the system over the energy barrier, quantum tunneling remains to allow the qubit through it.

It may not be clear how to accurately interpret information-theoretic values determined from empirical distributions, especially as statistical fluctuations grow with decreasing sample size.

A vehicle's (velocity) fluctuation grows larger and it neglects keeping the homogeneous movement of grouping vehicles.

If the fluctuation grows in amplitude so that the flow never returns to its initial state, we say that the flow is unstable with respect to fluctuations of that type.

In other words, the correlation amplitude increases in size as the intensity fluctuation grows larger.

Surprisingly, instead of the expected stiffening of the nearby groups, the bulky tryptophan increased the mobility of several receptor residues, namely, N65 and Y66; values of their root mean square fluctuation grew by a factor of three.