Sentence examples for fluctuate degrees from inspiring English sources

Taking GEO satellites as an example, the elevation angles of GEO satellites fluctuate degrees because of various perturbations such as solar radiation, daily variations (Zhang et al. 2013) and repeat every sidereal day.

They have been answering questions about each other, with fluctuating degrees of patience and emotion ever since.

It has been doing this, in fluctuating degrees of diligence, ever since it lost its innocence one year and five months ago.

For movie stars accustomed to making two-hour films, "It's a lot to carry in your head," Owen said -- especially when your character is battling fluctuating degrees of intoxication.

Fluctuating degrees of introgressive hybridization between Atlantic eel species are sufficient to explain temporally varying correlations of geographic and genetic distances reported for populations of the European eel.

The climatology instruments currently available are made to measure outside temperatures, which commonly fluctuate 15 degrees Celsius over a single day.

In fact, having fluctuating degrees of motivation and commitment to treatment is expected.

Mr. Giardino said that interior temperatures generally fluctuate by several degrees during those cycles.

From day to night, temperatures can fluctuate by 50 degrees, which means that grapes can develop sugar but retain the proper amount of acidity.

A worthy marketing attribute where the temperatures fluctuate between zero and forty degrees out, and perhaps not if you live in, say San Diego for instance where it's much warmer out year-round, but point taken.

Most recipes call for you to hit 350, and that would be fine if most ovens were precise and didn't fluctuate between ten and twenty-five degrees of where they say they're at.