Sentence examples for the same fluctuations from inspiring English sources

Eventually, we can deduce that at the level of each station, the conductivity follows proportionally the same fluctuations as the salinity.

In mice with a mutation that disables the inner clock, the gut bacteria didn't exhibit the same fluctuations, in either population or activity, in response to light and dark suggesting that the animal's clock somehow controls that of the bacteria.

The PV power plant is established in an industrial sector of Kerman, Iran which experiences the same fluctuations in solar irradiance and ambient temperature for both types of monocrystalline silicon (mc-Si) and polycrystalline silicon (p-Si) PV modules.

A study is conducted of real PV production from two 100 kWp grid-connected installations located in the same area, both of which experience the same fluctuations in temperature and radiation.

If this were the case, fish resident in a particular location would all experience the same fluctuations in environmental chemistry, regardless of their age.

Obviously, the same fluctuations might also affect communities of fish parasites.

Systems designed at different exhaust gas parameters were operated under the same fluctuation condition to find out which one could generate the maximum net power.

Magnetic data coming from the two satellites show the same fluctuation field structure taking into account of the different transit time (about 10 seconds) of the two satellites in the same region.

The reference (widetilde {Q}_{m}(a^{mathcal {H}})) has the same fluctuation monotonicity as (widetilde {Q}_{m}(a)), which is caused by the approximation error due to the limited number of trajectories.

They induce the spatial local fluctuations of the conduction and valence bandgap edges that cause a decrease of the stochastic recombination of electrons and holes, a promotion of the carriers localization within the same fluctuation, and their transport to the activator ions [5].

The same fluctuation records can also undergo a separate statistical analysis.