Sentence examples for vacuum fluctuation from inspiring English sources

Some new results obtained in this work could be helpful in design of 2-D circular nanoplate-type actuator considering size-dependency and quantum vacuum fluctuation effects.

Herein, the static and dynamic pull-in instability of a general beam-type nano-electromechanical system in the presence of quantum vacuum fluctuation (Casimir), intermolecular (van der Waals) and piecewise electrostatic attractions are investigated.

Milk traits regarding milking performance (milk yield, machine stripping milk, milking duration, and average milk flow rate) and variables related to vacuum level in the milking cluster (vacuum in the short milk tube and vacuum fluctuation in the short milk tube) were recorded during morning and afternoon milkings.

Tryon doesn't give a reason for "how a vacuum fluctuation could occur on such a grand scale".

In his two-page paper titled, "Is the Universe a Vacuum Fluctuation?" Tryon would propose the very strange idea that our very large and very old universe could have come from a quantum fluctuation of empty space (the vacuum).

In December of 1973, the prestigious British scientific journal Nature published a two-page article titled, "Is the Universe a Vacuum Fluctuation?" by the 33-year-old American physicist Edward P. Tryon of Hunter College of the City University of New York.1.1

The researchers assume that fluctuating optical properties of the crystal reflect the vacuum fluctuations, says Steve Lamoreaux, a physicist at Yale University and one of the first to observe the Casimir effect.

Ultrafast optics can directly probe the electric-field vacuum fluctuations.

The researchers saw a change of a few percent in the noise, an effect they attribute to vacuum fluctuations.

However, in high line, deeper vacuum fluctuations were observed when simultaneous pulsation was applied.

The self-energy of the electron as well as vacuum fluctuations of the electromagnetic field seemed to be infinite.