Sentence examples for study of fluctuations from inspiring English sources
Another frequent application is to the study of fluctuations in stock prices, generally referred to as random walks.
A Russian astrophysicist who pioneered the study of fluctuations in the cosmic microwave background to learn more about the universe and an American chemist whose work led to the development of several new materials have won the Kyoto Prize from the Japanese Inamori Foundation.
It is precise enough for our purpose, i.e., the study of fluctuations with short period along the satellite orbit, to assume that the axes of the sensor coordinates are nearly the same (deviations of the North in the sensor coordinates from the true geographical North less than 3°) as those of the NEC coordinates except for the sign as is explained below.
The study of fluctuations in the approximately stationary state of mutation selection balance that we present here is a step toward more general quantitative theory of fitness fluctuations in adapting populations.
This tracer pair appears promising for further applications as investigational imaging biomarkers in PET studies of fluctuations in accessible membrane EGFRs.
There are, of course, many studies of fluctuations in biochemical systems.
Thus, in aquatic ecology, the study of tremendous fluctuations in abundance of many phytoplankton communities is a significant theme.
The study of tremendous fluctuations in the abundance of many phytoplankton communities is an important subject in aquatic ecology.
Picosecond time-resolved laser-induced fluorescence (PITLIF) is a developing technique used to probe minor-species concentrations in flames at rates sufficient for the study of turbulent fluctuations.
However, the systematic study of these fluctuations is severely hindered by the high computational demand of stochastic simulation algorithms.
Based on a dynamical system approach, DataDemon allows the study of physiologic fluctuations with measures that reflect emergent properties of integrative systems.
