Consequently, there are short-term fluctuations that are superimposed upon a long-term trend for decreasing ice.
Even questions that might seem more relevant were no easier to answer because of the tremendous fluctuations that are a normal part of most mental health conditions.
However, only TnAK contained sites within the lid domain, which undergoes dynamic fluctuations that are critical for catalysis.
A fractal temporal process, such as healthy heart rate (Middle Panel) and activity regulation (Right Panel), may generate fluctuations that are statistically fractal.
The smoothed inverse eigenstrain approach allows suppressing fluctuations that are contrary to the physics of the problem.
The daily moves in the renminbi since Monday -- both upward and downward -- have been minimal compared to the fluctuations that are common in more freely traded currencies.
We suggest that climatic fluctuations that are capable of replacing vegetation communities could lead to highly amplified hydrological and geomorphic responses.
We assume that fine graded vigilance fluctuations, that are more frequent after SD, have an essential role in SWD activation in superficial sleep or even in wakefulness.
The project, which is privately financed, employs a simple machine called a Random Event Generator, developed by PEAR, to measure fluctuations that are not (like an EEG) electromagnetic, and are not caused by environmental conditions like the weather.
The reason, he adds, is "blood sugar fluctuations that are aggravated by carbohydrate consumption (especially the refined kind)." But on his diet, which cuts out carbohydrates, Dr. Atkins concludes, "no more false hunger pains".
However, most cellular mechanisms include natural fluctuations that are closely regulated, and thus lead to asynchronization of the cells, which causes intrinsic heterogeneity in a given population.
