The price of the company's stock then fluctuates only on the basis of real news -- information about fundamentals that leads informed investors to revise their estimates of those future profits.
As shown in Fig. 6, SNR fluctuates only ±0.15 dB by changing the value of γ within ±0.1 range.
In contrast, the carboxylate moiety of Glu from monomer A is positioned close to Arg (2.9 Å) at the beginning of the simulation, and the distance fluctuates only small amounts (2.9 3.3 Å) throughout the simulation.
If you look at a graph of annual crime statistics next to a graph of peak execution years (1997-2002) is is easy to see the total number of crimes fluctuated only slightly.
Even if not absolutely fixed, the exchange rate was ordinarily allowed to fluctuate only within a narrow range of values.
The figures fluctuated only slightly between 2007 to 2010, with each side's numbers hovering between 48% and 50%.
About four million children were enrolled in some kindergarten class in 1999, a figure that has fluctuated only slightly in the last decade.
High school test scores fluctuated only slightly, with the passing rate dropping in language arts (83.4percentt) and rising in math (75.4percentt).
Then, at their meeting in Vienna last week, OPEC oil ministers adopted a Venezuelan proposal intended to reduce future turmoil in the market by allowing the price of oil to fluctuate only in a "band" between $22 and $28 a barrel.
In permanent, deep salt lakes, annual salinities as well as water levels may fluctuate only slightly, while, in shallow, temporary lakes, salinities may range from less than 50 grams per litre to more than 300 grams per litre over a period of a single year and be accompanied by wide water-level fluctuations.
