Sentence examples for some periodicity from inspiring English sources

Some periodicity in the cell concentration and in their morphological diversity was revealed along the core.

The medium scale stratification theory of upward field-aligned currents predicts some periodicity in the electrostatic potential profile (and subsequently in the field-aligned current profile) that could account for oscillations experimentally observed in the auroral zone, such as successive large-scale acceleration events.

It turns out that Foster's Z-transform allows for some periodicity analysis of unequally sampled time series [11].

Hence it may be concluded that the order and some periodicity take place only along the rows--disordering of the c 8 × 8) structure across the rows is revealed (we often refer to this structure as c 8 × n)).

In contrast to tactic IV, it was clear that some periodicity appeared around the crepuscular hours in tactic I (Figure S3).

The experiments described above demonstrate the existence of suppression of neuronal representations of some periodicities within the periodicity map in AI during simultaneous stimulation with two concurrent periodic sounds.

As we look at the scope, again, the time wave form is extremely complicated, seems to have some periodicities in it, although they're short-lived, and then it goes on to some other periodic chunk.

WiMAX traffic exhibits some periodicities which are better noticed if the sampling interval is modified from 15 to 90 min. So, by temporal decimation with a factor of 6, these time series can be transformed in signals with a temporal resolution of 1.5 h.

The overall GP consultation rate with pre-school children was relatively constant over the period of study, with some seasonal periodicity evident.

This model predicts some natural periodicity in the electrostatic potential profile in the order of 100 200 km at ionospheric altitudes that could account for oscillations experimentally observed in the auroral zone, such as successive inverted-Vs.

Almost periodic functions, essentially originating in landmark work of Bohr [5], describe bounded continuous functions with some approximate periodicity and have been extensively studied and discussed for differential equations and difference equations [6, 7].