Sentence examples for fluctuating in a from inspiring English sources

The contest was not a classic – with fortunes wildly fluctuating in a first set that featured seven breaks – but the tension was still palpable in a windy arena as almost 23,000 fans roared on Clijsters.

It can also happen that TR1DA fails to converge after 30 iterations while only fluctuating in a very small range.

Securities analysis only works when you can model a company in a normalized setting of 3% gross domestic product growth, moderate inflation and interest rates fluctuating in a narrow channel.

In addition, selectivity towards cracked and cyclic products was very low, fluctuating in a very narrow range as a function of TOS in the range of 0.03 to 1%%.

Using Matlab, we see that, under a small perturbation, the solution of system (4) is fluctuating in a small neighborhood, at this time, the stochastic system is getting more similar to the deterministic.

The EF was floating at 19 27 million hm2, fluctuating in a downward trend from 2000 to 2003, which was the lowest of 18.2394 million hm2 at 2003, then it was on the rise.

Relative to the LEACH protocol, the network using PEGASIS has the better balance of energy consumption: the average energy consumption in the forgoing 1214 rounds is 0.13156 J, and it is fluctuating in an energy region between 0.096673 and 0.214323 J.

Many aspects of our physiology fluctuate in a twenty-four-hour rhythm.

Before its failure, RBS had a policy of allowing its core capital ratio to fluctuate in a range that would not allow it to rise above 7%-8 7%-8%

In the eleven years after Britain's ejection from the ERM, the pound fluctuated in a narrow range between around $1.40 and $1.70.

The scientist tantalized them with a radical theory about the foundation of the universe, which proposes that time and space fluctuate in a bubbly, unstable state known as "quantum foam".