Sentence examples for oscillating changes from inspiring English sources

However, there is no empirical evidence to support, for example, the hypothesis that population cycles are driven by oscillating changes in the type of individuals dominating in the population [25], [26].

Figure  3B shows that during the 1 to 2 s segment of this series (frames 300 to 600), oscillating changes in the intensity of reflected light peaked at, or slightly before, each change in orientation.

An inspection of Figs.  1 or 2 shows that CERT will code dramatic (and usually oscillating) changes in emotion expressions between single frames, or for 1/25th of a second.

The bladders exhibited cyclic oscillating changes in luminescence and peaked at around 12 h in an ∼24 h cycle, with a peak-to-trough ratio of >3-fold (Fig. 2 ).

The scale-like structures visible on the hair surface reflect the rhythmic oscillations of growth and quiescence, the repeat intervals (RI) [ 9], paced by the hypothalamus, the "head ganglion" of the ANS, and master time-keeper of oscillating changes in gene expressions throughout all tissues [ 8, 10].

Hyperactivation does not disrupt the synchronization of the oscillating changes in intensity of light from the head with the RCh-to-LCh transition.

Three types of neutrino exist, and in 1998 it was established that they oscillate (change from one type to another).

As the resonance frequency of an oscillating quartz changes upon the deposition of a given mass to the crystal surface, it can be used as a very sensitive mass measuring device.

The most likely explanation is that the missing muon neutrinos had oscillated--changed--into the hard-to-detect tau variety.

Oxygen isotope stage 3 (OIS 3) was a mild interval between the two cold maxima of the last (Weichselian) glaciation marked by climate changes oscillating on a 100 1000 yr time scale between near-interglacial and peak-glacial conditions.

Previous studies have shown that the amplitude of the vibration of a piezoelectric (PZT) device produces an oscillating flow that changes the chamber volume along with a curvature variation of the diaphragm.