Despite that companies must react profitably and flexible to market fluctuations, both in quantity and product range.
During glaciation, rivers of the latter kind developed braided-channel patterns in response to the input of large quantities of sediment derived from the melting glaciers and subglacial waters and to the large fluctuations in the quantity of water flowing at any one time, which varied because of seasonal and diurnal controls on the generation of meltwater.
In systems like this, vegetation phenology plays a governing role in terrestrial herbivore ecology by determining temporal fluctuations in the quantity and quality of forage.
The γ-D producers show fluctuations in volatile quantity throughout the growing season.
The brain is sensitive to the dose of MeCP2 such that small fluctuations in protein quantity lead to neuropsychiatric disease.
We have discussed mechanisms for the first two of these; the third, background noise, represents small fluctuations in the quantity of nonspecific molecules (background) from nucleus to nucleus.
This method severely limits kinetic studies of acute stress responses on flies, since, within a few hours, large fluctuations in the quantity of ingested food are observed in batches of flies transferred to a new medium.
where u i is the component of flow velocity; g i, the component of the external force per unit volume (vector representation is g); p, the pressure; ρ, the density of the fluid; ν, the dynamic viscosity; F, the fluid-filling ratio of the void in a cell; −, the Reynolds averaging quantity; and, the fluctuation in the Reynolds averaging quantity.
Spatial distributions and temporal fluctuations in global quantities show power-law spectra, implying scale-invariance, characteristic of self-organized criticality.
Dairy cows grazed on pasture are likely to experience seasonal fluctuations in both the quantity and quality of forage available.
