Halley's comet is losing water at wildly fluctuating rates and may have a lumpier surface than anyone expected, according to a scientist who has been following the comet's journey behind the Sun over the past few weeks.
This is not so virtual, as Linden Dollars can be converted into US dollars and back again at fluctuating exchange rates.
Hotel rates do not include taxes or service charges and, because of fluctuating exchange rates, may be higher or lower at checkout.
For some groups at some times, disparities can widen and shrink because of societal changes (like fluctuating homicide rates) and medical developments (like the emergence of H.I.V., or the discovery of drugs to treat it).
In reality, Credits caused headaches for international payments due to fluctuating exchange rates.
Prices quoted may vary because of fluctuating exchange rates.
And unless some sanity is restored to the global currency system, third world states will continue to be at the mercy of wildly fluctuating exchange rates.
In China, the ratio of central fiscal expenditures to government expenditures was rather low, fluctuating at the rate of 20%, which was one of the lowest in the world (Li 2010; Lou 2013).
In a theoretical model of codon substitution and amino acid evolution, populations evolved genetic potential when the environment fluctuated at a rate of approximately every 10 10 generations, with a mutation rate of 10−5 (Meyers et al. 2005).
This is particularly true for those who borrowed at rates that fluctuate with the benchmarks.
Beyond certain velocities, as the test velocity increases, ductility of a tensile specimen first increases, fluctuates with velocity at higher rates and finally drops rapidly.
