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Its population fluctuates, from the tens of thousands during the day, when many people go to work, to more than 100,000 at night and during big events.

Eterna stocks fluctuate from the 1st to the 20th period.

Therefore, the scaling exponent values may fluctuate from the values specifically known for the quiet periods (i.e., when 1 < β(t) < 2 is expected) or for the disturbed periods (i.e., when 2 < β(t) < 3 is expected).

Though the major analytical principle remains the same – decomposition of the complex object into primitive particles, models themselves are fluctuating from the simple ones (e.g. spatial segregation models) to those able to propose reproduction of crowds, transport/pedestrian flows and other interactions by implementing sophisticated intelligent agent architectures.

In comparison, Carter's approval rating in 1979 fluctuated from the 20s to the 50s.

Vast Landscape: Although Morocco is equivalent to the size of California, you will be surprised to encounter exotic landscapes fluctuating from the snowcapped High Atlas Mountains, to the Sahara Desert which is dotted with an intermittent oasis.

Since the climatic deterioration at 33 Mya, the temperature began to fluctuate from the early Oligocene to the middle Miocene (34 15 Mya) [ 99].

From MD simulations, one observes that H266 does not fluctuate from the original position; that is, it does not rotate toward R164.

The WHO manganese guideline has been fluctuating from the initial 500 μg/L in 1958 (Ljung and Vahter 2007) to its discontinuation in the current (fourth) edition of the WHO guidelines (WHO 2011).

However, its overall performance is not satisfactory by noting that the estimate always fluctuates from -20% to 20% of the true sample standard deviation.

It is a landscape of seasonal transformation; fishermen inform them that the lake's depth fluctuates from three meters in the dry season to 12 meters at the height of the monsoon.