Even though Sweden will be outside the euro zone, Electrolux, by adopting the currency, expects to reduce costs and avoid having to hedge against currency fluctuations, all of which should pay off in increased competitiveness.
Hence liquid water has local structure fluctuations, some of which are like LDL and others like HDL, with an altered local structure that is a continuation of the LDA and HDA phases6.
Species respond differently to environmental fluctuations associated with stochastic variation in fire regime components and post-fire environments (e.g. [17], [18]), thereby creating large population fluctuations, some of which produce local extinctions.
Figure 5 shows the simulation voltage wave when the grid simulator outputs a voltage fluctuation amplitude of which is ±10 % and fluctuation frequency is 10 Hz.
George Soros, whose hedge fund "broke the pound" a dozen years ago, made a billion or so by betting dangerously on currency fluctuation (some of which he's now using to try to break the Bush administration).
The first and second components of the mixture characterize, mainly, relatively weak and strong fluctuations of δn which are presumably associated with the ionospheric effects of the atmospheric gravity waves and of the planetary waves and tides correspondingly.
In 2005 the market's direction is to some degree linked to the daily fluctuations of oil, which is a puzzle unto itself.
KH cycles appear to represent fluctuations of noise, which is supported by their similarity to patterns generated by randomized data.
This analysis might track slowly modulated changes in attentional states, but it fails to detect trial-by-trial fluctuations of attention, which might be most relevant for the subsequent memory effect as assessed here.
This is because the "answer" to inquiry is always to notice the pure awareness that doesn't change with the fluctuations of experience which are always changing.
