It is useful to consider the mark connection functions additionally to the partial pair correlation functions since they characterize the occurrence of the point types with eliminated influence of fluctuations in point density; see [ 23], p. 332.
The fluctuations in time point selection show that D-optimality is sensitive to our ability to correctly characterize the distributions of the initial data measurements, i.e. correctly characterizing the mean.
In our case, Yuskus characterized fluctuations in PCE point concentrations in a VL/AC pipe in a 24-hour sampling study in one Cape Cod town and found that measured concentrations at the same location and time on two consecutive days differed about two-fold [ 12].
At a Muslim school in Atlanta, just as at a Jewish school in Las Vegas, preteenage overachievers sweat even fractional fluctuations in grade-point average.
Fluctuations in pain between two measurement points ranged from 0 to 7 points, frequently exceeding the thresholds for clinically relevant differences.
An overall increase in incidence is demonstrated with rates increasing from 1.2 to 3.8 per 100,000 men, although significant fluctuation in values at individual time points was observed.
The dynamic range (DR = I0/ Ia), a constant for the given experiment setup (e.g., temperature, wavelength), accounted for any fluctuation in intensity between the time points due to machine drift.
For example, three participants reported fluctuations in pain scores of more than 4 points within a period of half a week (ie, between two measurement points).
Tracking airfare price fluctuations in order to point consumers to the best deals is an idea that's been around for some time.
Given the fluctuation in the market recently, at what point is an investor justified in selling?
