Since consumption remains stable, most fluctuations in aggregate demand stem from investment, which is driven by many factors including expectations, "animal spirits", and interest rates.
Most fluctuations in genetic diversity within populations were not of high magnitude, except in DKV, where there was a decline in variation from 2008 to 2010, and in NET, where there was a noticeable increase in variation in the 2011 sample.
In the last five years, Hoffman made between $247,726 (2008) and $630,034 (2007), the most fluctuation coming in capital gains.
According to Google Finance, Twitter is now worth $17.79 billion, implying a market cap spike of just around a billion dollars, depending on the most recent fluctuation in the firm's share price.
Here's how she puts it: By the Panic of 1907, Fisher had concluded that most extreme fluctuations in economic activity resulted from monetary disturbances.
And that squeeze feels worse thanks to another change that has hit the middle class most: greater fluctuations in people's incomes.The overall economy has become more stable over the past quarter century.
Most natural fluctuations in relative humidity are cyclic of nature, e.g. daily or seasonal.
El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) is by far the most energetic, and at present also the most predictable, short-term fluctuation in the Earth's climate system, though the limits of its predictability are still a subject of considerable debate.
Mr. Haney said that it was likely that relatively small schools — of which there are an increasing number, because of the Bloomberg administration's breaking larger schools into smaller thematic programs — would show the most change, since any fluctuation in performance among even a few students would have a sizable impact.
The height fluctuation in most of SLMoS2 membranes increases with increasing the temperature, which is consistent with the elastic theory of membrane.
