Sentence examples for go through fluctuations from inspiring English sources
Up to modern times the influence of powerful monastic movements, whose participants sever conventional family ties and form new ones, has been a decisive feature of many religious cultures, from Orthodox Christianity to Buddhism.Secular ideologies, such as Leninism or Peronism, for example, also go through fluctuations.
Even without manipulations of reward size, we know that non-human primates go through fluctuations in their performance, presumably reflecting their attentional or motivational states.
Koh and Sarabandi (2002) investigated the attenuation, depolarization, and fluctuation of a microwave signal going through a tree canopy, developing a Monte Carlo coherent scattering model.
"Our rents went through big fluctuations after Sept. 11," said Jamie LeFrak, the company's executive vice president.
Most of the study sites showed considerable tidal changes in phosphate value during post monsoon and monsoon season while only two stations went through tidal fluctuation in sulphate content during monsoon period.
"Women go through a lifecycle of hormonal fluctuations from puberty through menopause.
Standard contracts and those not involving so-called "commercial end users" -- firms like Coca-Cola and General Electric that use derivatives as insurance against currency and interest-rate fluctuations, for example -- will be required to go through these clearinghouses.
Girardi then cited some fluctuations in Gardner's performance, adding: "Guys are going to go through hot spells and cold spells.
Another emerging technique exploits the fact that planets go through phases, as the Moon does (as seen from Earth), causing tell-tale fluctuations in the apparent brightness of a star.
Hot flashes, which are caused by fluctuations in natural hormones, typically last only a couple of years, as women go through menopause, doctors say.
