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In addition to bulk motion, fluctuations of the data acquisition line trigger generated by the laser light source at the beginning of every sweep also contribute to the phase shift artifacts.

Consistent with this notion, emphasizing response speed increased the probability of responding (falsely) to random motion fluctuations (p<.05), but did not bias motion discrimination (p = 0.9).

Experiment 1 was conducted to demonstrate that latency, motion time, motion fluctuation, acceleration, and button-induced perturbation of a Nintendo Wiimote pointing device all change across learning of random symbol pairs.

On the other hand, the HF radar probes, in principle, motion and fluctuation of the ionospheric plasma at around a fixed altitude (assumed 250 km in our case).

Skeptics about atomism finally became convinced at the beginning of the 20th century by careful experimental and theoretical work on Brownian motion, the fluctuation of particles in an emulsion.

Since dynamic effects have been increasingly important in the prediction of pavement response, damage, and performance [14, 16, 18], it has become necessary to develop better mathematical models to account the effects of motion and fluctuation of contact forces caused by various types of vehicle suspensions [73].

B is an n × m matrix, and W ∈ R m is an m-dimensional Brownian motion, i.e. each component d W k represents the increment of an independent standard Brownian motion capturing the fluctuations of the k th reaction about its mean.2 Matrix B decomposes into a sum over the m reactions B = ∑ k = 1 m B k (5).

In order to obtain a more intuitive view of vertical cell motion, the fluorescence fluctuations of two representative spots simultaneously measured on a same cell are displayed in Fig.  2f.

Echo amplitude is influenced by molecular diffusion (Brownian motion) because of the fluctuations of the local magnetic field.

In conjunction with the observation of motor networks involved in pulse perception, the current observations suggest the possibility that listeners perceive motion in the dynamic fluctuations of music performance, and this results in a form of empathic motor resonance leading to emotional responses [69].

Thus, the small temperature deviation associated with microscale convective motions results in small fluctuations of static stability in the convective layer (50 to 55 km; Figure 11).