Sentence examples for fluctuations i from inspiring English sources

And since 1967, with minor fluctuations, I have stayed at my normal weight.

My great-aunt, a retired broker, counseled that given current market fluctuations, I should put all the money in Treasury bonds.

"I was listening in bits and snatches, removing what fluctuations I could, so it really shaped up over the course of the night," he said.

But for years he still noticed my weight -- especially those seasonal fluctuations I've come to accept.

Our new paper, shows statistically that not only has there not been a pause or hiatus, but that the observed rate of warming is well within the range of previous fluctuations including some positive fluctuations (i.e. increases in the rate of warming) that did not generate any scientific attention.

Such reasoning, placed in mathematically precise form, is typical of statistical mechanics, which is capable of deriving the laws of thermodynamics but goes beyond them in describing fluctuations (i.e., temporary departures) from the thermodynamic laws that describe only average behaviour.

The pressure waves composing the sounds are created by temperature fluctuations, if I understand correctly (unlikely).

In 2003, using the infrared surface brightness fluctuations (I-SBF) and adjusting for the new period-luminosity value of Freedman et al. 2001 and using a metallicity correction of −0.2 mag dex−1 in (O/H), an estimate of was derived.

When she covers Leonard Cohen's "Chelsea Hotel," the part that sticks out is an instance of hot-and-cold fluctuation: "I need you, I don't need you".

Correspondingly, vocal tremor can be defined as a low-frequency fluctuation (i.e. modulation) in the amplitude or frequency (or both) of voice [2].

For numerical reasons, we also remove any nodes whose column entropy in the MSA isn't greater than