Sentence examples for fluctuating place from inspiring English sources

Lynn Seymour, talking to Zoe Anderson, Independent, 2004 "No other significant dance-maker of the 20th-century had such a wildly fluctuating place in the ballet pantheon – from absolute adulation to utter dismissal".

We do not know much about the inflaton field (or fields) yet, but we do know that the laws of quantum physics imply that it must fluctuate from place to place.

This includes quantum fluctuations, which normally fluctuate in-place in empty space.

Let ( B_{i}^ ) be a dynamic universal interval of any period i with the most positive bound ( B_{i}^{*[LB]} ) and most negative bound ( B_{i}^{*[UB]} ) for which all fluctuating transitions take place (no transition swing value can exceed ( B_{i}^ )).

However, the composition of vegetation is fluctuating and continuous modification takes place depending upon the temperature, moisture, sunlight and available nutrients (Heady 1958).

In another facies model (Fig. 15), proposed by Singh and Singh (1996), based on maceral and mineral matter content, the data plots of coals suggest the development of peat took place in highly fluctuating alternate oxic and anoxic moor conditions.

Through this, apparent differences in age and ethnicity between interviewer and interviewee are shown to be contextually situated in time and place, dynamic, with fluctuating relevance in the process of developing participants' stories.

Soil samples for the approaches with fluctuating soil water tension were placed in 100 ml flasks, moistened to a water tension of −15 kPa, connected to a laboratory CO2-trapping system by Lehr, Scheunert [36] (modified), and dried for 7 days to a water tension of −700 kPa by continuously passing dried air through the system (1.3 l h−1).

bendyleopard writes: Obviously due to being on ESA in the first place, many people have fluctuating illnesses or conditions.

Human movements and balance control take place in a randomly fluctuating environment.

But those numbers could fluctuate as polling places finish reporting.