Sentence examples for excessive fluctuations from inspiring English sources
Consequently, such excessive fluctuations have been viewed as a symptom of market participants' irrationality.
Rather than trying to hit precise numerical targets, whether for inflation or unemployment, policymaking in this mode attempts to dampen excessive fluctuations.
It is such excessive fluctuations, not deviations from some fanciful "true" value – whether of assets or of the unemployment rate – that Keynes believed policymakers should seek to mitigate.
Instead of pursuing measures to counter excessive fluctuations in economic activity, such as the deep contraction of the 1930s, so-called stabilisation policies focused on measures that aimed to maintain full employment.
The plan would include commitments to stem sudden and excessive fluctuations in agricultural prices; improve security of supplies; bolster transparency of information, especially about stocks; and improve risk management and the regulation of agricultural derivatives.
Well, Yves-Thibault de Silguy, a member of the European Commission, said at the Harvard Business School this summer that when the euro is in place, it will be possible to set up a system of continuous surveillance and monitoring of exchange rates to eliminate excessive fluctuations and the causes of excessive fluctuations.
Similarly, avoiding the excessive fluctuation in soil suction close to the area of the underground infrastructure may be an effective way for minimizing soil movements and resulting displacement of underground infrastructure.
With the simple geometric model we recently developed, here we show that glass formation in over two hundred glass-forming alloys, including conventional and high-entropy alloys, can be correlated with the excessive fluctuation in the intrinsic residual strains that result from the atomic size misfit.
As Etienne Davignon, a vastly experienced former Belgian commissioner, puts it, "the single currency is the only thing that can unleash the full potential of the single market".Not only that, but without some way of stopping excessive currency fluctuations ("competitive devaluations" in French parlance), the single market could be put at risk by a revival of protectionist pressures.
A method based on the virtual body force is proposed to impose Reynolds-averaged velocity fields near the outlet of the LES region in order to take downstream flow effects computed by the RANS model into account and dissipate the excessive turbulent fluctuations.
