It also postponed judgment on whether to eliminate the stable net-asset value, which would make money funds more like standard mutual funds, the prices of which fluctuate.
They often consist of a large number of users, permissions or functions, and ad hoc relationships between users and data elements - all of which fluctuate over time.
In other types of glomerular disease, such as membranous nephropathy and lupus nephritis, patients' urine contains complement regulatory proteins and MAC, amounts of which fluctuate with disease activity [ 15- 17].
But waxes work only with certain temperatures and snow conditions, both of which fluctuated wildly throughout the day.
Between the two lies the great trade-route city of Sukhothai, possession of which fluctuated between the north and the south.
After the collapse of the western part of the Roman Empire, which was based in Rome (and later Ravenna), Constantinople became the capital city of the Christian-dominated Byzantine Empire, the extent of which fluctuated considerably until its collapse in 1453.
He had bilateral pretibial pitting oedema and active bilateral inguinal, perineal, perianal and left axillary papulonodular and pustular, hyperaemic, tender lesions of 2 3 cm diameter, some of which fluctuating and draining, scar tissue, sinus tracts of the older lesions and bilateral inguinal and left axillary tender lymphadenopathies, the largest of which being 2 cm in diameter.
Up close you see the shifting degrees of agreement between the two layers of dots, which fluctuate noticeably across each surface.
We explore characteristic profiles of venues, which fluctuate based on user mobility patterns, and neighborhoods that are composed of venue profiles.
Others compared single years of income, which fluctuate considerably.
