Sentence examples for intermittent changes from inspiring English sources

The intermittent changes the choreographer imposed never altered its length.

Reference [20] developed an approach for voltage and reactive power control in order to deal with the fluctuations caused by intermittent changes of renewable resources.

Although we do not yet fully understand the underlying mechanisms shared by headache, epilepsy and photosensitivity, all three conditions are related to intermittent changes in brain excitability and are known to facilitate each other.

Due to the increasing penetration level of renewable energy resources in distribution systems, a new approach for voltage and reactive power control needs to be developed to deal with the fluctuations caused by intermittent changes of these resources.

The significant variations of most geochemical elements and their close coupling with grain-size variations cannot be reasonably explained by the changes in transport dynamics of eolian dust, and is possibly caused by the intermittent changes in available dust provenance.

Analysis of the pressure and CL data showed two coexisting thermoacoustic modes at Strouhal numbers of St ≈ 0.3 and 0.8, both of which exhibited intermittent changes in the oscillation amplitudes.

The operation was conducted in a closed-loop anode liquid recirculation mode with an intermittent change of the liquid medium as indicated in the Methods section.

Then the reaction mixture was poured in a dialysis bag (12 kDa cut-off) and dialyzed against 1 M HCl solution for 24 h followed by against 1 M NaCl (pH 8.5) solution for 24 h and deionized water for 48 h with intermittent change of respective solutions/water.

Thus, the role of connectivity and heterogeneity in intermittent state changes can be explored more easily.

As livestock vaccines are commonly sold in multidose vials and are administered with automatic syringes with intermittent needle changes, vaccine may inadvertently be given to viremic livestock, with the potential for serial transfer of wild RVFV to other animals or to humans through needle-stick injuries.

13 Antibiotic pharmacotherapy; need for intermittent dressing changes and/or wound debridement, prolonged hospitalisation and after-discharge ambulatory or outpatient care; as well as lost personal work productivity and indirect medical costs also incur significant costs to the patient and healthcare system.