“disturbances”可以造什么句，disturbances造句

His wanderings were partly prompted by civil and ecclesiastical disturbances.

Coronary artery insufficiency and disturbances of myocardial microcirculation

The Tunguska event included seismic waves and infrasonic disturbances that were recorded around the world.

This paper studies the stabilization problem of switched linear systems with bounded disturbances.

The betrayal of Yang Laijia and Hongfu in Hubei was repelled by the Qing army without causing more disturbances.

Counter-revolutionaries or other saboteurs who seize the opportunity to create disturbances, loot or sabotage shall be severely dealt with.

Many dynamic disturbances often lead to local instability of roadway surrounding rock and mining workplace and result in rock burst in coal mining.

The simulation results in a three-machine power system are show that the designed NNOEC can provide good control performance under various operating points and different disturbances.

In this paper, considering many uncertain factors and disturbances of wind power generating systems, taking maximum wind power tracking as active power control target.

In recent years in handling the cases of transportation disturbances, disagreements often crop up concerning the problems of how to conclude the nature of the behaviours of hit and runners.

The deep mood swings from high (mania) to low (depression) may last for weeks or months, causing great disturbances in the lives of the person who has the illness, along with family and friends.

"The concept was used frequently in the first half of the 20th century to explain a wide variety of symptoms and behaviours observed particularly in women. (The term derives from the Greek word for womb, reflecting the Greeks' belief that the condition resulted from disturbances of the uterus.)"

He created disturbances on purpose.

Some victims have physical symptoms, such as sleep disturbances, headaches, and stomachaches.

Perhaps he thought it unworthy of an old archer of Agincourt to pay any heed to such disturbances.

At present, the medical disturbances in China increase year by year and display a new character-changing into violence.

First was the Heysel Disaster in 1985, when crowd disturbances at the 1985 European Cup final between Liverpool and Juventus resulted in the deaths of 39 Juve fans.

The pathogenesis of postoperative pancreatitis is associated with direct injury to the pancreas, increase of the pancreatic enzyme secretion, block of the pancreatic ducts and disturbances of blood supply.

The traitors are running wild. At the front they are helping the enemy; in the rear they are creating disturbances, and some of them even put on an anti-Japanese pose and denounce patriotic people as traitors and have them arrested.

Its cardinal clinical symptoms include bradykinesia, rigidity, rest tremor and disturbances in balance.

A successive approximation algorithm of feedforward and feedback optimal control for linear systems with state time-delay affected by persistent disturbances is presented.

This simple approach has already been shown to work for anxiety and addictions, and is now being tested for alcohol abuse, post-traumatic-stress disorder and several other disturbances of the mind.

Some scientists have even proposed using such GPS disturbances to track tsunamis in the open sea, Okal added.

The Right still exists, as can be seen from disturbances.

Despite the belief that coffee can cause the heart to go into palpitations, a study indicates moderate drinkers may be at a lower risk of having heart rhythm disturbances.