Sentence examples for fluctuating on from inspiring English sources

After weeks of fluctuating on the chart, the single peaked at number one again on the week dated November 6, 2010, for a further three consecutive weeks, spending four non-consecutive weeks in at the top total.

Our weather, always unpredictable, is now fluctuating on a grand scale and becoming increasingly hard to forecast long-term.

Barely billionaire: family's fortune fluctuating on Bank of America stock; shares dropped 15% in past 12 months.

With it has come the widespread use of "in-running" betting, where punters can stake money on the action as it happens - for example, who will score the next goal, with odds fluctuating on the pattern of play.

These magnetization patches are fluctuating on the scale of a few micrometers and are interpreted in terms of the random anisotropy.

With gel viscoelasticity increasing, fluctuating on fluid surface went through the changes from homogenous harmonic motion to non-uniform vibration (droplets separation might appear) to homogenous harmonic motion again.

In many cases, shape fluctuations in small NPs are dynamically reversible, as well as facile, leading to fluctuating "on-and-off" changes in catalytic activity and optical properties ("blinking'), pointing to the practical significance of this phenomenon for applications in materials science and biology.

Td′-SSTs (°C) fluctuate on centennial-to-millennial timescale, indicating a strong and regular flow of the Kuroshio Kuroshio Extension and Tsushima Current during the Plio Pleistocene.

Casinos have lost once only once on the SuPointowl the laspreadsears, in 2008 when bettors gambled $92 million and casinos lost $2.57 million as the Giants beat New England, 17-14.

Over time, selection fluctuates on the host and parasite populations, favoring first one and then another genetic form of the host and the parasite.

Hoiberg's emotions rarely seem to fluctuate on the sidelines.