Sentence examples for fluctuation on top from inspiring English sources

(It could happen). If we mistakenly took the hockey stick seriously that is, if we believed that natural fluctuations in climate are small then we might conclude (mistakenly) that the cooling could not be just a random fluctuation on top of a long-term warming trend, since according to the hockey stick, such fluctuations are negligible.

If we mistakenly took the hockey stick seriously — that is, if we believed that natural fluctuations in climate are small — then we might conclude (mistakenly) that the cooling could not be just a random fluctuation on top of a long-term warming trend, since according to the hockey stick, such fluctuations are negligible.

This periodic 11-year fluctuation rides on top of a much longer-term trend - and for most of the 20th Century, that trend was upwards, leading to the net warming influence on the Earth's temperature that the IPCC documented.

For B=B 7, i.e., high-frequency components as shown in Fig. 2c are considered, the PDP exhibits a single peak with severe fluctuations on the top.

In addition, many patients pointed towards fluctuations over longer periods of time on top of day to day variations, and differentiated between better and worse periods of time.

First, the impact of extrinsic fluctuation in the amount of CC protein on top of the intrinsic noise is simulated.

Qualitatively, the soil substrate (Figure 4a and b) shows higher amplitude fluctuations near the surface, especially because of the 'organic cap' simulated on top, while the rock substrate (Figure 4e and f) shows greatly dampened fluctuations due to the higher assumed conductivity and heat capacity.

On a daily basis, most of the participants experienced constant discomfort; on top of this they reported intermittent fluctuations in symptom intensity and periods of peak intensity.

Fares start at $61,924 a person, based on double occupancy (subject to fluctuation), and top out at $378,314 (round-trip business-class airfare from launch-point to destination is included).

On top of that, finite population size causes random fluctuations of allele frequencies that may lead to fixation or loss.

Yellowstone sits on top of the caldera of a super volcano, so temperature fluctuations like this are normal for the park, Hottle said.