Sentence examples for successive fluctuations from inspiring English sources

Considering that Di represents the main innovation in this model, as compared with the previous synchronization model, we suppose that its successive fluctuations present a correlated structure.

Therefore, the probability of non-active within an observation time interval, which we call time between two successive fluctuations Δ T measured in the polarized fluorescence time series, is linearly proportional to that time interval.

To test whether the random process under study had no memory, i.e. α ≠  α(t), we compared the exponential decay of Eq. (7) with the measured probability densities pΔ T (t) of times between successive fluctuations obtained from the measured polarized fluctuation time traces.

Rather, the direction of guidance is caused by the successive stochastic fluctuations of UNC-40, which on average over time directs outgrowth towards the source of UNC-6.

This means that solutions with unchanged location in the original design parameter space could see unjustified and disturbing location fluctuations in successive projections.

The equivalent profile for PKBβ/Akt2 shared a similar absolute expression level and with the exception of the transition from day 0 to day 1, the fluctuations between successive time points of the temporal profile shared a similar pattern (Fig. 4A).

Favourable periods during climatic fluctuations allowed successive population expansions, together with the recolonization of portions of the ancient ranges [ 2].

Subsequently dividing by a small TAI results in what appears as an anomalously high reaction event rate and the computed reaction event rate will exhibit large fluctuations between successive sample times depending on whether an event occurred or not.

In general, the majority of individual measures that could be quantified using quantitative production analysis either differed from normal controls in only a small number of cases (e.g. the proportion of verbs used), or were subject to marked fluctuation over successive test sessions (e.g. the number of words in sentences), or both (e.g. the rate of filled pauses).

A measure for statistical fluctuations of the successive measurement results has been introduced.

Upon further cutting, both cutting force and normal force increase with strong fluctuations caused by successive nucleation events.