Sentence examples for fluctuations of human from inspiring English sources
Fauré, in fact, got it wrong, since Strauss's ability to mirror the fluctuations of human psychology in the contours of a vocal line makes him, for many, the greatest opera composer since Mozart.
Because, in the end, the fluctuations of human nature and human emotion are at once too slight and too vast to confine to pen and paper.
Here we characterize, for the first time, the speckle fluctuation spectra of human airways, and show how selecting different passbands allows us to preferentially contrast mucus flow or ciliary activity within airway epithelium.
Short-term fluctuations in prevalence of human papillomavirus were investigated within a single menstrual cycle.
Periods of alternating peaks of the complexes of broad-leaved forests, marge-forest and ruderal communities related to fluctuations in the intensity of human impact on the landscapes have been described.
However, very few data are so far available on the effect of chronic glucocorticoid excess on spontaneous fluctuations of PTH in humans.
In addition to the above evidence for frontal alterations in ASD with 2dReHo, both the fractional amplitude of low-frequency fluctuations and the degree centrality of human brain function exhibited impaired patterns in the frontal cortex in ASD [ 2].
Palva et al. demonstrated strong correlations between power-law exponents of avalanche size distributions and exponents of LRTCs in fluctuations of oscillation amplitude in human MEG recordings [33].
Variations and fluctuations of cancer incidence in human populations do not necessarily reflect environmental pollution policies or population distribution of polymorphisms of genes known to be associated with increased cancer risk.
The human movement makes a short-range fluctuation of RSSI (The human body is a sort of radio wave absorber. Approximately 3 dB is attenuated throughout the single human body).
The Four Corners outbreak instigated intensive research into how fluctuations of rodent populations precipitate outbreaks of human disease.
