Sentence examples for measuring the fluctuations from inspiring English sources

Astronomers have recently detected a small number of far planets by measuring the fluctuations that they cause in light from the stars they circle.

In the state of Upper Austria, scientists have been measuring the fluctuations in the size of the Hallstätter glacier since 2006.

The result is what Dr Chung calls "multifunctional" or "smart" concrete, because it can double up as both a structural material and a sensor.Build a stretch of road out of smart concrete, for example, and you can tell when a vehicle is passing over it by measuring the fluctuations in conductivity.

The position sensing device measures the distance between fingerprint and sensor measuring the fluctuations of a light spot position.

We presented additional lines of evidence for this picture in the form of measuring the fluctuations in peroxisome abundances in mutant yeast strains lacking organelle fission factors.

Cell-based FCS measurements with fluorescent ligands can be applied to determine the properties of ligand-receptor complexes within small areas of the cell membrane by measuring the fluctuations of fluorescence intensities and employing mathematical correlation algorithms [ 165].

In [11], Basu et al. designs a mobility metric by measuring the fluctuation of a vehicle's received power during successive transmissions.

Rather than measure the fluctuations directly, speckle contrast measurements use a finite camera exposure, or a range of exposures, and infer the fluctuation rate and amplitude from the degree of blurring of the speckle pattern at each exposure.

Doctors then measured the fluctuations in the mood of the men as serotonin levels dipped in the blood.

GDP allows us to measure the fluctuations of the size of the economy, but not the state, the happiness, of the people that constitute that economy.

So to measure the fluctuations of the vacuum field, "we only put in the probe pulse, nothing else".