Sentence examples for mass fluctuations from inspiring English sources
It consists of a piezo stack that produces mass fluctuations, which in turn can lead to net time-averaged thrusts.
The mantle response to these large ice mass fluctuations and the change in mass between the oceans and land caused, and continues to cause, measureable crustal deformation at hundreds of kilometres from the ice margins.
An important difference in this study is that only the mechanical power developed by the piezo stack is considered to be responsible for the mass fluctuations, whereas prior works focused on the electrical energy into the system.
The number of parameters is equal to 5, they are (1) σ8, the dispersion of the mass fluctuations in the sphere with radius 8 h−1Mpc, (2) n, the slope of the density perturbation spectrum, (3) Ων, the density of hot dark matter, (4) Ωb, the density of baryons, and (5) h, the Hubble constant H0 = 100 hkms−1Mpc−1.
It leads to tight constraints on the amplitude of mass fluctuations and powerful, complementary constraints on dark energy.
Also one should be careful with QWs in the band inversion point, as in that case additional scattering mechanism (scattering on effective mass fluctuations) could suppress the mobility and increase resistance and noises.
A pulsating harmonic oscillator of natural frequency ω0 and mass fluctuation γ(t)= 12M˙/M="ενcosνt is considered as a model for a parametrically excited system in dynamics, for a pumped electrical circuit or in quantum optics.
Furthermore, doping-induced point defects, such as atomic mass fluctuation and lattice deformation, yield a reduction in the lattice thermal conductivity.
This technique is to be considered terminal and is therefore not intended for extended longitudinal studies of beta cell mass fluctuation.
As a professor, Newell focused on climate problems and the factors controlling mass climatic fluctuations, as well as on the physics of the ice ages.
Different responses from the connected components can cause undesired mass flow fluctuations within the system especially during changing load demands.
