Sentence examples for frequent disturbances of from inspiring English sources

As a city dweller I am, of course, accustomed to towering constructions, to the frequent disturbances of the skyline, to symbols of fierce modernity placed next to buildings of historical significance, and nature's determined route around them both.

Although he no longer complained of sadness, poor concentration and boredom, the problems that gave occasion to his being prescribed Prozac, he was now experiencing frequent disturbances of color and occasional moments when people he was looking at transformed into cartoonlike figures.

This problem also concerns biogas plants which use renewable resources for biogas production: another survey of agricultural biogas plants in Mecklenburg-West Pomerania showed that foam formation is considered to be one of the most frequent disturbances in biogas reactors [4].

At the opposite extreme of the disturbance continuum, large-scale and frequent disturbances can restrict community development and the natural evolution of the community.

Then, examples of the two most frequent disturbances met in the power system are chosen.

Relatively few on-line measurements and frequent disturbances often result in a significant amount of variability in the product quality variables for this system.

The control system could function as it was designed for and was capable to maintain the set points even under high fluctuation of atmospheric temperatures and frequent disturbances.

Srinagar city is one of the fastest-growing urban centres where frequent disturbances due to rapid infrastructure development create bare niches and pave way for alien introductions.

The control objectives of FBC and the difficulties arisen from nonlinear dynamics, frequent disturbances and strong coupling are first formulated.

Application of traditional on-line optimization technology however remains a challenging task primarily because of long process dead times, mixed process dynamics and frequent disturbances.

Forest management of tropical lowland and hill wet evergreen forests traditionally assumes that succession, species composition, and forest structure are largely driven by small, frequent disturbances.