Sentence examples for record fluctuations from inspiring English sources
We also record fluctuations in the electromagnetic field.
As WCMC uses a plan confirmation system (annual confirmation) for certifying effort with the federal government, the ETS should be used to record fluctuations in effort throughout a fiscal year so the year end certification and quarterly informational reports accurately reflect the actual effort expended for any given project.
Thus, there is a pressing need to catalogue and monitor an ever-changing amphibian biodiversity, and to record fluctuations in species ranges as they are influenced by disease, environmental and ecological change.
In these experiments, recessed-tip oxygen microelectrodes (Linsenmeier and Yancey, 1987) were used to record fluctuations in pO2 in tumours implanted subcutaneously (Dewhirst et al, 1998; Braun et al, 1999) or in window chambers (Dewhirst et al, 1996; Kimura et al, 1996).
In addition to the increases that began 6,000 years ago, the researchers recorded fluctuations that coincided with events like the flourishing of the Roman Empire and the beginnings of the Industrial Revolution.
By recording fluctuations in this barely perceptible subterranean noise they were able to map geological disturbances in the bedrock of Japan caused by the seismic waves following the violent quake in March 2011.
Even studies of bulk photophysical dynamics can be obscured by high background or low dark-state quantum yields, such that observation is facilitated by recording fluctuations at very low copy numbers.
Only one subject had 1-second interval data (sometimes two seconds due to recording fluctuation); the fluctuation in GPS recordings at other intervals accounted for only about 3.9% of the data.
If there is no recorded fluctuation there is no sound produced.
Unlike "steady" measurements using pneumatic pressure probes, unsteady measurements require rapid-response devices to record the fluctuations in the flow.
The Mie scattering technique was used to record spray fluctuations in reacting conditions with a high speed camera.
