This context is important as we are examining a single economic fluctuation.
In a simple system with one component and a single characteristic fluctuation frequency, the autocorrelation curve has a simple sigmoid form (Fig. 6C).
The single fluctuation arrived in Perth, courtesy of a quite devastating spell by Mitchell Johnson.
Besides, rare, single, fluctuations can be also revealed.
In recent years, one of the hot topics in glaucoma research has been the effect of IOP fluctuation (IOP lability), both within a single day (short-term fluctuation) and from visit to visit (long-term fluctuation) on POAG [ 12, 13].
More fundamentally, it's simply wrong -- bad math and bad science -- to draw national conclusions from scattered data sets based on a single year-to-year fluctuation.
For B=B 7, i.e., high-frequency components as shown in Fig. 2c are considered, the PDP exhibits a single peak with severe fluctuations on the top.
When e.g. the background noise in the image is higher, the resulting fit outcome for a single molecule shows higher fluctuations.
In its first 100,000 years or so, the baby universe was so dense and hot that matter and light behaved like a single fluid, so that fluctuations in the density of the ionized gas created corresponding hot and cold spots in the radiation.
When classifying the use of condensed Bose gases as simulators of gravitational models [68 72] the classical or quantum assignment depends on whether, for the purposes of the simulation, the system is possibly described by a single condensate modefunction without fluctuations above the condensate.
This type of description greatly abstracts the realities of biological processes: in addition to combining multistep processes such as gene expression into a single step, it neglects fluctuations, assuming instead that a population-averaged view will be sufficient for at least any initial design work.
