Sentence examples for fluctuation from from inspiring English sources

One of the most misunderstood aspects of how the A.I. works is its fluctuation from institution to institution.

The actual outcome in 2017 of 2.2percentt and the current consensus forecast of 2.8percentt for 2018 do not represent a statistically significant fluctuation from the mean.

Whatever started the universe in a state from which it could evolve with an increase of entropy, it was not a simple fluctuation from equilibrium.

The blood pressure change was analyzed by distinguishing the intensity variation in sound fluctuation from other attributes of music.

Further, it is only about one hundred-millionth as much as the estimated fluctuation from charging and discharging the device's battery.

Application of the algorithm to a one-month longitudinal analysis of a human peripheral blood sample reduced the range of median signal fluctuation from 4.9-fold to 1.3-fold.

As regards (b), we find May 4 to represent a large fluctuation from the norm, exceeded only by the Bastille Day event (July 15 , 2000.

Contract lengths would be limited to five years, with no more than five percent fluctuation from year to year, and salary arbitration would become more difficult for players to seek.

This study compares the variations of calcium-bound P and iron-bound P with the independent proxy for biologic production proxy Total Organic Carbon (TOC) as well as a climatic proxy for lake level fluctuation from the borehole.

What gives you confidence inflation will rebound after years of sluggishness? A. I think the data show that U.S. inflation can be easily modeled in the following way: It runs about 2percentt, and then there is some fluctuation from commodity/import prices and the amount of slack in the labor market.

On a fully turbulent flow, it is demonstrated that the ACM sensor is not able to distinguish a turbulent fluctuation from a shock, whereas the sensor proposed by Ducros et al. [9] makes easily this distinction.