Melodies are often based on a pentatonic (five-pitch) scale, in the manner of much regional Latin American music, and they frequently oscillate between major and minor modes, which is characteristic of many Andean musical traditions.
Production of 13C-labeled iso-15:0 fatty acid (a bacterial biomarker) was inversely proportional to the fraction of time sediments were oxic, rapidly decreasing after 10 days of incubation under oxic and frequently oscillated conditions.
Clayton says fashion frequently oscillates between slim and more curvaceous body shapes.
In later centuries, it frequently oscillated between Byzantine, Persian, Mongol or Turkish control, as well as periods of independence.
DWV oscillates frequently between a higher and a lower band of values, such that the histogram (Additional file 2: Figure S2) is strongly bimodal, with one mean around 0.07 and another mean around 0.32.
Transitions between resting, oscillating and moving phases were frequently found as well as fission and fusion [31] between moving and stationary mitochondria.
In addition to the challenge of setting the threshold level, reactive approaches risk oscillating system state by reacting too frequently to varying node utilisation.
Frequently, they displayed a transition point at which a steadily oscillating baseline converted to a more erratic pattern (see Figure 3, patients H and I) or began to trend upward (patients K and L).
They are frequently stiff, i.e. involves fast, mostly exponentially, decreasing and/or oscillating components.
However, the film oscillates more frequently but less fiercely with stronger inertia and gravity effects.
