Sentence examples for fluctuations so that from inspiring English sources
At one extreme of q= 3, one observes unbounded fluctuations in clearance fluctuations so that inverse temperature distributions approach a Dirac delta at the origin.
In this way, putative sources are eliminated from the data image, along with weak (but otherwise undetectable) sources and background fluctuations, so that a better background estimate can be made.
Instead, only short-range order exists, and it does so only on some finite scale of characteristic length a caveat that should be noted when graphene is called a two-dimensional "crystal". For this reason, two-dimensional systems are inherently "flexural," manifesting strong bending fluctuations, so that they cannot be flat and are always rippled or corrugated.
The system of determining the level of spending from the endowment income takes into account fluctuations so that a longer period of time is used to gauge the impact of stock market changes.
Reactive power can be controlled to compensate the voltage variation caused by active power fluctuations, so that the fluctuations of the grid voltage at the connection point of the wind farm can be limited within the specified range.
If the core receives high levels of input with relatively little fluctuations, so that the LFP with the DC-offset filtered away shows little signal, the inhibitory cells may actually experience a depolarization block.
However, the dependence on physical parameters is weak (especially at high relative fluctuation) so that for the smallest droplets (which are nearly rigid) the coalescence efficiency may be treated as an empirical constant.
The Fed could then ride out short-term fluctuations so long as markets believed that the central bank would manage prices over a two-year horizon.
So that is a big and enduring contribution — some amount of fluctuation does come out of a perfectly functioning economy.
This is only true if species fluctuate asynchronously so that fluctuations cancel each other at the aggregate scale (synchronous fluctuations have the opposite effect of amplifying variance at the aggregate scale).
