Sentence examples for relative fluctuation from inspiring English sources

That is, compute the relative fluctuation at time slot using (21).

After excess pore water pressure reaches its maximum level, the settlement starts to increase with uniform slope and relative fluctuation.

The contact resistance was majorly concentrated in the region of 25 and 50 mΩ, and a relative fluctuation without obvious regularity could be found.

Relative amplitude and relative fluctuation index are extracted as a feature vector to describe the variation of EEG signals, and the feature vector is then fed into WNN for classification.

We define the stopping time of learning as the time that the relative fluctuation of average reward, which is obtained from 2000 spectrum access periods using the current -values, has been below 5percentt for successive 5 time slots.

The model predicts a reversing trend of the dependence of the coalescence efficiency on the drop radii, the film liquid viscosity and the turbulence energy dissipation per unit mass, as the relative fluctuation increases.

This SSW is also seen in the bottom panel which shows an increase in the relative fluctuations of potential vorticity at 10 hPa at Bern.

The power shows larger relative fluctuations at geosynchronous orbit than on the ground (especially with respect to AQU), but in average, it is much higher at TNB, which is more affected by the magnetosphere/SW boundary processes.

Using simulated data of 80S/70S ribosomes with relative fluctuations between the large (60S/50S) and the small (40S/30S) subunits, we tested this algorithm and found that the resolutions of both subunits are significantly improved.

In this study, we examined the sedimentary response of the Po Plain coastal system to short-term (millennial-scale) relative fluctuations of sea level through high-resolution sequence-stratigraphic analysis of the Holocene succession.

The mapped results are compared to simulation results of spatially explicit, two-dimensional, advective-dispersive-bioreactive transport subject to the same relative fluctuations of velocity as in the one-dimensional model.