Examples are flood, drought, earthquake, disease epidemic, communications blackout, power failure, price escalation, currency fluctuation, industrial action and political turmoil.
Recently, the random matrix theory is used to explore eigenmode of industrial production index fluctuation in dissipative structure [16].
The renowned British economist A. C. Pigou wrote in 1929 that psychological factors account for about half of fluctuations in industrial production: he spoke of "psychological interdependence," "sympathetic or epidemic excitement" and "mutual suggestion".
Industrial operations lead to fluctuations in gas characteristics over short time periods.
Cells undergo continuous environmental fluctuations during industrial processes, triggering physiological responses and adaptations which are highly interrelated with correct protein folding and secretion.
The cap and its allocation are determined by carbon intensity reduction targets and economic output, with an aim to slow down emissions growth while mitigating shocks from economic fluctuation and industrial adjustment to market stability.
As a result, cereal production has undergone large annual fluctuations, orchard and industrial crops have largely stagnated, and viticulture has declined markedly.
In the case of industrial commodities, such as cotton, there are fluctuations in both supply and demand.
Myllyvirta warned that year-to-year fluctuations in energy use and industrial prediction could see coal burning grow again in future.
A piece by the Cuban artist Alexandre Arrechea consists of a spinelike metal device that contracts or expands in sync (though not quite in real time) with the fluctuations of the Dow Jones industrial average.
