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These local fluctuations are driven by the Brownian motion of solute molecules which affects the local concentration and temperature and hence supersaturation.
A second explanation is the animal spirits view, in which economic fluctuations are driven by irrational and volatile beliefs.
Neurons there show activity levels that rise and fall with a period of about 24 hours, circadian rhythms: these activity fluctuations are driven by rhythmic changes in expression of a set of "clock genes".
These fluctuations are driven by transitions of other synapses between states of high and low W. The reduced model (Fig. 1A) represents synthesis of a synaptic tag and a gene product (variables TAG and GPROD) as very steep, "threshold" functions of synaptic and nuclear Ca2+ respectively.
Much of this fluctuation is driven by the cross-reactive immunity and heterogeneity of host population immune response to the different strains and finite size population effects.
Fluctuations also are driven by the seasons.
Fluctuations in sterling are driven by many factors, and that will be the case inside or outside the EU".
These are likely to be important components of fitness in the Galapagos sea lion as they are related to reproduction, but also because they are related to the ability to resist starvation, which is important in an ecosystem in which fluctuations in marine productivity are driven by unpredictable environmental variation [ 43, 44].
If fluctuations of the mean fitness k − are driven by fluctuations of the fittest class x0, we expect a strong correlation between those fluctuations (Etheridge et al. 2007).
As Slate's Matt Yglesias pointed out: "Year-to-year fluctuations in GDP growth are driven by the Federal Reserve, external shocks to commodity prices, and changes in the budget deficit.
They are driven by fluctuations of the solar wind density and dynamic pressure at the same frequencies, via the modulation of the magnetopause current.
