"scale of fluctuation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when referring to a range of values which change over a period of time. For example, "The scale of fluctuation in the price of milk over the last month has been quite dramatic."
The vertical scale of fluctuation has a much higher effect on the probabilistic result with respect to the tunnel convergence than the horizontal scale of fluctuation.
The paper explores the possibility of estimating the horizontal scale of fluctuation (δh) with limited CPTs.
The scale of fluctuation for dry density is much larger than those for D50 and Cu.
The influence of the scale of fluctuation in different directions is investigated.
The scale of fluctuation is investigated based on the results of indentation tests.
The relationship facilitates control on the scale of fluctuation of the non-Gaussian field.
The typical time scale of fluctuations within the pulse is only hundreds of picoseconds.
Timashev et al. [32] used the scale of fluctuations in the difference moment of the second-order SFs as an objective diagnosis of psychiatric disorders, such as schizophrenia, by analyzing the EEG signals recorded from scalp-mounted frontal electrodes at locations F3 and F4.
Hence, the time scale of fluctuations in activity is likely to be shorter than the time scale of fluctuations in density.
We introduce a novel method to study capillary hemodynamics based on measuring the time scale of fluctuations of the dynamic scattering component.
To ensure that the autocorrelation function estimate is Hermetian, we impose the following constraint: We approximate the autocorrelation of the dynamic component by subtracting the static scattering component from the estimated autocorrelation function: Our goal is to determine the time scale of fluctuations of the dynamic scattering component.
