We have also, however, found one prior report of fluctuation in an immobilized GFP mutant on comparable timescales to what we observe (Moerner et al., 1999), further emphasizing that this noise may be a general feature of GFP derivatives.
Because a characteristic lifetime of one fluctuation is on the order of milliseconds, each data set was binned (smoothed) to contain 20000 fluctuations.
"Sooner or later one of those quantum fluctuations will look like a Big Bang," he said.
One of these general fluctuations is white noise.
Mineral processing efficiency depends on various factors and one of them is quality fluctuations feeding the processing plant.
On the one hand, the fluctuation of the wind power output is bidirectional, and the significant or sudden changes of the bus voltage profiles caused by both sides of the active power fluctuation will induce voltage instability to the WPPC.
Quantum squeezing can improve the ultimate measurement precision by squeezing one desired fluctuation of the two physical quantities in Heisenberg relation.
DLB, dementia with Lewy bodies; UPDRS, Unified Parkinson's Disease Rating Scale MMSEE, Mini-Mental State Examination; CAMCOG, Cambridge Cognitive Examination; CAF, Clinician Assessment of Fluctuation; ODFAS, One Day Fluctuation Assessment Scale; NPIhall, Neuropsychiatric Inventory hallucinations subscale score (frequency×severity of hallucinations).
There was, however, one notable difference in level of fluctuation for women compared to men in relation to weekly binge drinking; for which women had a OR of 2.32 (p = 0.045) relative difference from the overall gender-specific odds, compared to a OR of 1.25 (p = 0.510) for men.
Luhmann et al. (1986) argued that one of the major sources of fluctuations downstream of the quasi-parallel shock is the foreshock activity, but our result suggests that the property of the foreshock fluctuations is lost across the shock.
