Sentence examples for frequent fluctuating from inspiring English sources

In view of this, ultra-capacitors have an important role in buffering the frequent fluctuating component of P hess, based on their high power density, fast response and long cycle life.

We hypothesize that DLB patients with marked and frequent fluctuating cognition (flCog) have a loss of thalamocortical connectivity, an intrinsic disruption to thalamic structure and imbalances in thalamic neurotransmitter levels.

This is quite a remarkable difference, identified substorm onsets being ~ 4 times more frequent during fluctuating IMF than during steady strong southward IMF conditions, despite the steady IMF having substantially strong southward IMF.

In this study, we observed that although MRSA colonization was frequent, it also fluctuated considerably over time.

Therefore, frequent sampling of the fluctuating noise is even more important at lower SNRs.

They also struggle to organise their budgets on fluctuating incomes, with frequent changes to their benefits and tax credits.

The major trends identified here are 1) the amount and location of structural disorder fluctuates among orthologs and 2) lineage-specific (structural and, thus, functional) dynamic fluctuations are frequent and could be a major driving force for phenotypic divergence.

However, there are solar peculiarities in comparison to conventional thermochemical processes – high thermal flux density and frequent thermal transients because of the fluctuating insolation-, and conventional industrial thermochemical reactors are generally not suitable for solar driven reactors.

However, CNLBP can fluctuate over time with (frequent) recurrences or exacerbations [ 6, 7].

Funding streams – especially for arts and humanities and teaching – will become increasingly unstable, and fluctuating student numbers will bring frequent chaos to institutions and cuts to departments.

The need for such detailed specification raised participants' concerns about the practicality of AAL, particularly in the context of caring for a relative whose fluctuating and declining abilities may demand frequent system modification.