When the fluctuation in cooling load, electrical load and PV become increase, the exchange power with the main grid will change with the system electric power fluctuation, which have impacts on the superior grid.
The spectral characteristics of combustion noise are dictated by the temporal correlation of the overall change of heat release rate fluctuations which has not received sufficient attention in prior studies.
"This sudden see-saw is not good for any economy," Praful Patel, minister of heavy industries and public enterprise, said at the conference, referring to the disruptive exchange rate fluctuations, which have brought focus on the Indian economy's weakening fundamentals.
China also has overcapacity, collapsed export sales and is more sensitive than any other economy to commodity fluctuations, which have been on the rise due to fundamentals.
In "field" or observational studies, the time of measurement, even in a well-run cohort, is subject to fluctuations, which have to be carefully considered in the analysis.
So the issue today is how to create sustained growth free of the commodities cycle which is vulnerable to such wild fluctuations and which has done so much harm to Africa.
I'd cite, for example, the Nakamura-Steinsson paper (pdf) that uses fluctuation defense spending — which has very unequal impacts across states — to estimate the multiplier on fiscal policy (it's about 1.5).
Several non-linear components of HR variability were calculated, including detrended fluctuation analysis (DFA), which has been described previously elsewhere (Peng et al. 1995; Goldberger et al. 2000).
However, the resulting pulsatile dopaminergic stimulation may be associated with motor fluctuations and complications, which has been partially supported by historical evolution of the levodopa dose over decades and by clinical trial data [ 13].
