Sentence examples for fluctuations and changes from inspiring English sources
Below are some of the sections that have seen fluctuations and changes over the years.
In practice, such smart beams could be exposed to temperature fluctuations and changes in geometry.
Also, the distribution of grazing pressure needed to be determined in order to distinguish between grazing-induced depletion, seasonal fluctuations and changes that were due to other reasons.
Market price fluctuations and changes in consumption patterns cause uncertainties Combining with OI, MFA or the other LCA methods is possible.
However, in recent decades, the fluviogenous mire has experienced a significant change in water resources which may be linked to climatic fluctuations and changes in vegetation.
Because pregnancy smoking is a complex behavior with both daily fluctuations and changes over the course of pregnancy, quantifying tobacco exposure is a significant challenge.
A novel approach is presented to demonstrate the robustness of the optimal configurations to both titre fluctuations and change in scale over the lifecycle of a drug.
Lakes with a high evaporative fraction may be uniquely sensitive to climate, and isotopic analysis can help identify lakes that may be vulnerable to climate fluctuations and change.
Moreover, at high flow rates, the dispersion effects and chaotic movement of the nanoparticles intensify the mixing fluctuations and change the temperature profile to a flatter profile similar to turbulent flow and cause an increase in the heat-transfer coefficient.
Observed changes in the types and numbers of butterflies coming into your garden can be information shared with biologists, ecologists and climate change specialists who use local variation information to ascertain species increase or decline, as well as temperature fluctuations and change.
In an empirical analysis of the methodology, we fit the model to the private residential property market in Singapore between Q1 1995 and Q2 2014, covering several periods of major price fluctuation and changes in government macroprudential policy.
