Sentence examples for sensitivity to fluctuations from inspiring English sources

The art market has been going through a testing period, not least its sensitivity to fluctuations in the global economy and the uncertain political outlook.

However, depending on the actual values, the sensitivity to fluctuations will change with the exponent's steepness.

Bose-Einstein condensates have strange and wonderful properties, and their extreme sensitivity to fluctuations in energy make them useful for other experiments and measurements.

It would also help the company diversify away from packaged meat products, and in a way, reduce its sensitivity to fluctuations in hog and beef prices.

We explore the half-life of glutathione, the regulation of glutathione synthesis, and its sensitivity to fluctuations in amino acid input.

Smoothing EE VCO2) and EE IC) with a 5-min running average reduced the sensitivity to fluctuations in MV and reduced the RMSE of the maximum deviations from 19 and 18%%, respectively, to 8%% for both of them.

(b) Due to its sensitivity to charge fluctuations, the metamaterial possesses two stable states over time.

The sensitivity to these fluctuations was increased by human activity at the scale of the basin.

This paper reports initial results from the 43 GHz receiver, which has an array sensitivity to CMB fluctuations of 69 mu K root s.

It is also illustrated that, using ELECTRE III, a non-compensatory aspect of material selection can be assumed while attaining a reasonable sensitivity to weight fluctuations.

Subjects gave higher confidence ratings for easy (mean = 0.82) compared with difficult (mean = 0.76) trials (t45 = 8.90, p < 10 10), and reported greater confidence for correct (mean = 0.80) than error (mean = 0.72) trials (t45 = 10.2, p < 10 12) (Fig. 5a and Supplementary Fig. 3b), demonstrating a degree of metacognitive sensitivity to performance fluctuations.