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Compared with that of the conventional drop weight impact test, the impact force-time history curves obtained from the horizontal impact test show more fluctuation at the stabilisation stage, because the existence of gravitational acceleration of drop hammer and larger velocity in drop weight impact test accelerates the repeated process of contact and separation between the hammer and specimen.

It was observed that the mutant protein exhibits more structural fluctuation at the ligand binding site in comparison to the native type.

In contrast to Khan, McEvoy's card had more fluctuations, trading a dropped shot at the first and another at the ninth for three birdies - at 7, 10 and 17. "I think that dropped shot at the first actually helped me in a way," admitted the 32-year-old European Tour player from Shoeburyness.

More fluctuations on the betting market occurred yesterday morning.

More plastic is a sequence when it presents more structural fluctuations at the equilibrium.

For camshafts, the magnitude of resistive torque fluctuation is more substantial than that of inertia torque fluctuation at low to medium speeds.

According to the motion models being considered, the already proposed global ME techniques for DVS system can roughly be divided into two categories: (1) two-dimensional stabilization techniques which deal with translational jitter only [9 20] and (2) multi-dimensional stabilization techniques which aim at stabilizing more complicated fluctuations in addition to translation [21 25].

Terrestrial storage change is more capable of accommodating climatic fluctuations at the intra-annual scale than at the interannual scale, and for some arid regions it is the dominant factor influencing the E variance.

It was hypothesized that patients who reported off-time at baseline would experience more symptom fluctuations than patients without off-time.

Variations of the two spectral exponents exhibiting a relatively sudden change from a less-correlated to a more-correlated pattern of multiscale fluctuations at storm onset reflect variations in the intensity of the ring current dynamics (Wanliss, 2005b).

During long observations it occurred that current fluctuations were more frequent at more extreme voltages than at moderate voltages.