Sentence examples for smaller oscillations from inspiring English sources

Moreover, in this case, less control inputs resulted in smaller oscillations, in comparison with the case when only the force is exerted on the trolley.

Since these dominant spikes observed in Twitter stand out so much from smaller oscillations it can be assumed that it is due to the conversation taking place across the entire network of different communities and not confined to the locality of clustered nodes in a single community.

This arrangement inevitably results in smaller oscillations near the ends of the array.

In this case the behavior is rather regular with the seasonal forcing of resource quality producing relatively small oscillations on the abundance of the consumer that then feedback to produce even smaller oscillations on the abundance of the resource.

The response of AcCoA was greatly improved between the models, with smaller oscillations after each feeding instance (note the logarithmic scale).

In doing so, Daya Bay researchers searched for a faster, smaller oscillation imposed on top of the longer, slower one that accounts for the disappearance of electron neutrinos from the sun, which is dominated by a different mixing angle.

One remarkable characteristic is that the oscillation is observed only in the D (declination) component, i.e., in the East-West direction at Huancayo, although a smaller oscillation is seen also in the Z (vertical) component at Ancon.

As the AC frequency decreased from 30 Hz, the oscillation modes were in the order of the large-scale oscillation, doubly-periodic oscillation, and small-scale oscillation.

Frequency-doubling behavior for the small-scale oscillation has also been observed.

Benucci et al. (2007) showed that small oscillations in the dye signal correlated with the frequency of counterphase oscillating gratings.

The triangular points are stable if the ratio of the finite masses is less than 0.04, and the particle would execute small oscillations around one of the triangular points if it were pushed slightly away.