Arranged in rows the individual videos become fluctuating pixel art, an alternating blue/grey patchwork of weather patterns and light the surging of the clouds and the pinking of the sky reminding us what's going on above our heads while we sit in a building all day.
This occurred primarily during the Pleistocene, when some elephant populations became isolated by fluctuating sea levels, although dwarf elephants did exist earlier in the Pliocene.
The software turns the song "Sound" by Telefon Tel Aviv into graphical structures, so the sounds become visual notations fluctuating along the bars of a bendy stave, in a nod to the bars seen in music notation.
Four weeks later, the induration became soft and fluctuated, indicating abcess formation.
First, it switches off all communications involving the loop connecting Strand-2 and Helix-2, as well as those involving the C-terminal part of Helix-2, which becomes more strongly fluctuating.
The island's dependence on the fish industry, which is susceptible to problems of overfishing and fluctuating prices, became a growing concern in the late 20th century.
Fluctuating BGLs became particularly difficult while breast-feeding and the women, therefore, prioritised control of diabetes (e.g. by eating prior to breast-feeding) so they could continue to breast-feeding without risk of hypoglycaemia [ 34].
Funding streams – especially for arts and humanities and teaching – will become increasingly unstable, and fluctuating student numbers will bring frequent chaos to institutions and cuts to departments.
When flow separation is observed, for slope gradients of 30°, 45° and 60°, topographic multipliers for mean components take maximum values of 1.3 1.4 at 0⩽x/H⩽1, and those for fluctuating components become very large in a separation bubble, and the influence of topography reaches x/H=6 and z/H=2 for each slope.
If we take into consideration the ligand field splitting energy in short time intervals, the system interaction with fluctuating external environment becomes relevant.
