Recent work has demonstrated how a variety of cellular processes can be characterized by unique speckle fluctuation spectroscopic signatures [ 12, 13].
Launched in 1992, the Topex/Poseidon satellite made radar measurements of sea level along the same geographic track once every 10 days and thus provided a unique view of fluctuations in upper-ocean flow over months, seasons, and years.
This lack of greater spatial similarity in socioeconomic SAMIs raises the question of whether the local dynamics of different cities are idiosyncratic and unique (random spatial fluctuations), or whether there are common patterns across the urban system.
The process gives each wine and vintage its unique taste and aroma, and fluctuations in temperature, as well as movement and vibration, can upset the process.
These effects dominate at different times, in different parts of the lake, and during different phases of the lake's water level fluctuations, creating the unique hysteretic hydrological behavior of Poyang Lake.
In short (but for details see [31]), the amplitude of the rectified signal was used as a unique time series, identifying amplitude fluctuations exceeding threshold values, with the lower and upper values set at two and eight times the average amplitude.
These records provide a unique opportunity to correlate climatic fluctuations in the North East Atlantic region, vegetation change, palaeofire history, and human population dynamics during the MIS 3 and 2. Neanderthal demise and the colonisation of Europe by Modern Humans are the object of intense debate in the palaeoanthropological and archeological literature.
CR networks, however, impose unique challenges due to the high fluctuation in the available spectrum as well as diverse quality-of-service (QoS) requirements.
Future work should be focused on predicting local and global pressure fluctuations and the formation of unique surface flow patterns by coupling different contributing mechanisms.
Recently single molecule measurements and other experiments have revealed unique operations where biological molecular machines exploit thermal fluctuation in response to small inputs of energy or signals to achieve their function.
