Sentence examples for enormous fluctuations from inspiring English sources

Africa has seen enormous fluctuations in climate in the past few hundred thousand years, Hublin observed.

The real world has enormous fluctuations in brightness, and those fluctuations have long posed problems for scientists working with computer images.

The Cassini spacecraft also observed enormous temperature fluctuations, which sent temperatures in the planet's stratosphere up 150 degrees Fahrenheit above normal, according to NASA.

The results showed that the night time temperature on Mars dropped to -85 C, indicating an "enormous diurnal fluctuation" in temperatures.

The sometimes enormous population size fluctuations of slugs (Godan 1979) may have in boom times additionally contributed to the public notion of a suddenly (over- abundant slug over- abundantgin.

Inflation magnified those infinitesimal fluctuations to enormous size, seeding differences in density, energy, and matter that ultimately led to the cosmic structure we see today, with galaxies and other features.

According to FBI statistics from November, hate crimes targeting Muslims have increased each year since 2012, following some fluctuation after the enormous spike that occurred in reaction to September 11.

Indeed, important dynamical phenomena within simulated trajectories must be extracted from an enormous quantity of non-specific, ambient fluctuations.

It is not easy to take English football as a whole - price fluctuations even within the Premiership are enormous - but when it costs more to watch Woking or Accrington Stanley than it does to see Roma or Bayern Munich, there is probably something wrong.

Unfortunately, even normal insignificant fluctuations in CA125 levels take on enormous meaning.

An enormous issue here is that would the large fluctuation on cell killing rates affects the clinical outcome and would not matter somehow?