One is erratic fluctuations in the amount a company reserves for uncollectible credit sales.
The heavy amplification, which allows hundreds of audience members spread out across the park's lawns to follow the performance, made for erratic fluctuations in sound.
(The figures are hard to pin down, however, due to the erratic fluctuations in the value of a single bitcoin, particularly after the shuttering of Silk Road, which caused the currency's value to fall by twenty per cent before recovering).
A class of medicines known as beta blockers is regularly used in patients with heart disease, and when taken by a patient with an excess of adrenaline, these drugs can cause erratic fluctuations in heart rate and blood pressure.
This often becomes difficult, primarily due to the sometimes erratic fluctuations a stock may travel on a day-to-day basis".
They simply succeeded in directing the engineers' attention away from faulty equipment towards practical ways of compensating for the electrical "noise" - or erratic fluctuations - being produced.
Contour lines represent how a certain level of mortality proceeds over age with time; since they show no erratic fluctuations, they indicate that low mortality levels successively reach older ages.
We were also the generation comprised of millions of latch key kids, divorced parents, erratic fluctuations in the economy, deadly transmitted diseases, and sporadic wars.
Furthermore, the single-year distribution of age-at-death was smoothed using the cubic spline method to remove the erratic fluctuations (48, 49).
In some runs, we see a radically different pattern overlayed on the slow dynamics of streamlining, characterized by fast erratic fluctuations in genome size, generally in the absence of variation in fitness.
Because the risk increases rapidly beyond the threshold value of σ, these results suggest that an essential component of risk management is to carefully minimize erratic fluctuations in the patient's CSF input flow rate at all times.
