Sentence examples for fluctuations standard from inspiring English sources

Being the energy an extensive quantity its expectation value (mean) is proportional to the number of particles in the system while its root mean square fluctuations (standard deviation) are proportional only to the square root of that number.

The extent of fluctuation (standard deviation) of suitable conditions when projected onto each month from 1950 – 2008 also varies significantly across these groups (Figure 3B).

Its average native H-bond lifetime and fluctuation (standard deviation) are also the shortest.

The variance can be used to calculate the Fano factor (variance of fluctuations divided by the mean concentration) and the coefficient of variation (standard deviation of fluctuations divided by the mean concentration) [ 32].

In regions affected by building induced pressure fluctuations the standard deviation coefficient is higher than in full-scale due to the lower turbulence intensity in the LES model.

Deviations are attributed to random fluctuations (see standard deviations).

As can be seen in the figure, the index parameter medians do not show any systematic fluctuations from standard values of 1.0, 1.0, and 0.0, respectively.

Detection of clear bioaffinity peaks with their accurate correlation to chromatography peaks was not reliably done with 24 s/well fractionations (trace I) due to the low number of assay points describing each peak in combination with relatively high baseline fluctuations (large standard deviation).

With the expansion, however, has come a fluctuation of standards.

The method permits more accurate characterization of large-scale peptide and polymer fluctuations than the standard harmonic or quasiharmonic method.

We continue averaging over particle shape, while fluctuations of the standard deviation of the degree of linear polarization over the entire range of phase angle α exceed 1%; therefore, the actual number of sample particles considered very often exceeds 500.