This is the time to pick up on the news - who showed up at the Dracula Club last night, how long it takes to knit a shawl, the latest fluctuation in the American dollar.
In the meantime, the average price of a best-selling ebook climbs $7.29 from $6.22 last week, the latest fluctuation in a period of variable prices over the past few months.
The latest numbers, Mr. Brown said, illustrate that New York's economy is still contracting, despite recent fluctuations in the city's unemployment rate, which was 8percentt in April.
This is possibly explained by the presence of fluctuating ageostrophic flow near the geographic equator, just as required for explaining the latest secular variation fluctuations (Olsen and Mandea, 2008).
Lay people's perception tends to be strongly influenced by the latest local fluctuation.
Thus, the present convergence mode between the Eurasian/Philippine Sea plates (Figure 10d) is regarded as the latest temporal fluctuation.
The diversification of Hoffmannseggella appears even more correlated to late Tertiary climatic fluctuations than previously suggested.
For example, palynological studies, most complete for the Northern hemisphere, suggest that many plant species underwent major distributional shifts in response to Late Quaternary climatic fluctuations but appear to have remained unchanged in phenotype [ 18, 20].
Here we examined the role of late Pleistocene climate fluctuations on the divergence of the Sierra Nevada endemic Alpine Chipmunk (Tamias alpinus) from its sister taxon, western populations of the Least Chipmunk (T. minimus) from the Great Basin.
To limit overtime, management also had to make sure that a scheduled operating session included enough slack time to deal with unexpected events during the day (e.g., a late start or fluctuations in sedation time or turnover time).
