Sentence examples similar to fluctuate regularly from inspiring English sources

Body temperature fluctuates regularly within 24 hours; this is a type of circadian rhythm (see below).

At superficial gas velocities in excess of the minimum fluidisation value, the pressure drop fluctuates regularly but not sinusoidally.

The value fluctuates regularly, so watch for unusual activity and world events, as they may affect the value.

As with species that fluctuate more regularly, the causes behind such sudden population increases are not fully known and are unlikely to have a single explanation that applies to all species.

"Searches for fetishes… fluctuate pretty regularly in volume," said Laurie Betito, director of Pornhub's Sexual Wellness Center.

Pulse does fluctuate relatively regularly, but if you think your pulse was unusually high or low (e.g. 15-20 bpm off your normal), you should definitely repeat this process to make sure you were accurate, and repeat successively until your measurements are relatively similar.

But its system is less flexible than Singapore's since those fees do not regularly fluctuate with traffic and any changes require the approval of Sweden's Parliament.

"I think the discovery that their populations regularly fluctuate in size makes these birds even more fascinating," she says.

The PCM temperature and the difference of the water temperature at the inlet and outlet of the evaporator regularly fluctuated around some balance points.

Scotland will reflect on a missed opportunity to record their first World Cup win but, in a match of regularly fluctuating fortunes, both teams surrendered positions of strength.

The lead level in the water was at the maximum threshold set by the EPA, though Penn State analysts warned that the levels could fluctuate and may well exceed the maximum if tested more regularly.