Consumer confidence was extremely high despite higher oil prices and fluctuations in the stock market.
The textures enhance the contrasts between the reds, as do the different combinations of colors surrounding each piece of fabric and fluctuations in the light throughout the day.
It's hard not to feel that the pressures from accountants, building codes, clients' demands, and fluctuations in the cost of steel have been salutary for a team of architects who once scorned those constraints.
That job is further complicated by quantum randomness, the dice-rolling quality of subatomic interactions, which ensures that there will be bumps and fluctuations in the data even in the absence of any unusual physics.
The fortunes of Disneyland and Disney World have traditionally been tied to consumer confidence and other economic factors, like gas prices and fluctuations in the value of the dollar.
But Senate Democrats balked, saying that the borrowing rates it set were too high and would leave students and their families with too little protection from inflation and fluctuations in the financial markets.
The February results were a bit lower than anticipated, analysts said, attributing part of the slowdown during the latter part of the month to rising gas prices and fluctuations in the stock market.
In a telephone conversation with Herman Van Rompuy, European council president, Wen said: "The most urgent task is to take decisive measures to prevent the debt crisis spreading further and avoid financial market turbulence, a recession and fluctuations in the euro".
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Although there is always population turnover of individual residents and fluctuations in the poverty rate over time, it turns out that if we know where a neighborhood starts out statistically, we can do rather well predicting where it will end up relative to other neighborhoods.
The recent application of cyclical components driven by astronomical phenomena into the stratigraphic record, such as lithological couplets of marl and chalks and fluctuations in the ratios and percentages of fossil taxa, has resulted in fine-tuning the geologic time scale to a resolution of about 5,000 years in the late Neogene.
