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The root mean square deviation (RMSD) in coordinates of amino acid residues composing this region grows from 0.48 A for detyrosinated form, to 0.55 A for tyrosinated α-tubulin as was calculated on the basis of molecular fluctuations trajectory in 500 ps interval.

Consequently, for sufficiently large fluctuations, trajectories can escape the basin of attraction, and the stick subsequently falls.

Except for initial extinctions, the observed extinctions are mostly due to deterministic forces of susceptibles depletion and not to random fluctuations of trajectories evolving close to one individual (low variances in the box plots of figure 5).

Fluctuations in one trajectory are usually dampened by linkages with other trajectories.

Uncertainty on these predictions is obtained by considering fluctuations along one trajectory y of the process due to fluctuations of x, and then averaging over the possible trajectories, conditionally on input-output data.

Due to thermal fluctuations, the unfolding trajectory is highly stochastic, and the curvature plots are representative only.

In particular fluctuations in the trajectory of the falling jet of molten rock, variations occur in the jet's impingement point on the rotating wheels.

We examined the RMS fluctuations of each trajectory projected onto its five most representative principal components (PC).

As ρ (>0.6) is increasing, the fluctuation of the trajectory of the system is stronger.

This memory term penalizes "noisy fluctuations" of LSF trajectories, and conduces to "smooth" the quantization process across consecutive frames.

Remark 4.2 Figure 4 shows that, as τ increases, the fluctuation of the trajectory of the system is smaller during the previous period of the time.