Sentence examples for much smaller amplitudes from inspiring English sources

In the unreacted KMnO4 region sharp signals, but with much smaller amplitudes, were also observed.

"I have been on the roof of the press box and observed standing waves in puddles of water after a rain and would have guessed that the motion was quite large myself if I hadn't measured the much smaller amplitudes".

The third and forth modes seem to be multi-decadal modes as they have much smaller amplitudes and longer timescales [7].

The radial and vertical components have a few phases that are synchronized with each other and have much smaller amplitudes than the phase in the transverse component.

This can also be confirmed by the step responses of (G_{nk}(s)) and (H_{nk}(s)) in Fig. 7, which have much smaller amplitudes compared to those of (G_{0}(s)) and (H_{0}(s)).

BWT variations at WT1a, WT1b, and WT3 have large amplitudes, about 0.15 K, comparable to those measured at water depths of 2,000 to 2,100 m (Hamamoto et al. 2011), whereas the variations at WT2 have much smaller amplitudes, less than 0.05 K.

Stars of the SS Cygni type, also known as dwarf novas, undergo novalike outbursts but of a much smaller amplitude.

For the living (RAFT) system, the appearance of the slow mode was limited in a narrower range of the reaction time with a much smaller amplitude.

We note that the time variations of the flow are of much smaller amplitude than the flow itself.

It has been discussed in Ref. [38] for a broader class of spin models that alternating behavior is characteristic for systems with open boundary conditions, though typically with a much smaller amplitude than in the case of the Majumdar-Ghosh chain.

Background IGWs, which are believed to be generated by the nonlinear interaction of sea swell with bathymetry close to shore, have much smaller amplitude than destructive tsunamis but are continuously present throughout the ocean (Webb et al. 1991; Herbers et al. 1995; Aucan and Ardhuin 2013; Godin et al. 2014).