Sentence examples for fluctuating idea from inspiring English sources
He proposes the Delft School as a porous, fluctuating idea that intermittently revealed "a preference for understatement, for rationality and reserve and for sober realism".
Like Mapplethorpe himself, Velvet Petal plays with a fluid and fluctuating idea of identity, especially sexuality.
In the Mahayana Buddhist traditions, this idea of the constantly fluctuating nature of the universe is extended in various ways.
"The hierarchies are always fluctuating, and people in New York always have an idea of the relative positioning of everyone in the room, of these hierarchies".
The idea is that something nonintuitive occurs when any randomly fluctuating weak signal -- the scientific term is "noise" -- is fed into any highly variable system like a changing climate or a heavy person tottering on skinny legs.
Despite there being no significant differences, the pattern of fluctuating surface and deep approach scores across different departments supports the idea that students have individual combinations of approaches when facing different tasks in the departments.
The CAM assesses the presence of four delirium features: acute onset and fluctuating course, inattention and distractibility, disorganized thinking and illogical or unclear ideas, and an alteration in consciousness.
Imprest, cash payments to health centres The funding fluctuates depending on the idea of [district] management.
The existence of large numbers of TCS and especially HyHKs reinforces the idea that these genes can support traits needed for thriving in heterogeneous, fluctuating and highly competitive environments, such as the rhizosphere.
This concerns the counterintuitive idea that an ensemble of independent oscillators can be synchronized by a randomly fluctuating input applied globally to all of the oscillators.
These results are consistent with the idea that ovarian hormones orchestrate appetites for food and sex to optimize reproductive success under fluctuating energetic conditions.
