Sentence examples for permanent fluctuation from inspiring English sources

"I see my work as a dialog between the digital material and myself, which is in permanent fluctuation," says Fischer.

This view has recently been challenged by observations demonstrating that the heterogeneity observed in pluripotent cells is dynamic and relies on the permanent fluctuation of the cells between different phenotypic states [1], [2], [3], [4].

According to this concept, MSC plasticity bases on permanent fluctuations of the differentiation state of each individual cell, which enables more differentiated cells to re-gain stem cell properties and subsequently to switch lineage (details see below).

Thus, the length (and for IFs or actin bundles also the diameter) is dynamically adjustable and typically subject to permanent stochastic fluctuations [ 11– 13].

But income inequality has two different components: permanent differences and temporary fluctuations.

There are really two different components of income inequality: permanent differences and temporary fluctuations.

But it is difficult to unpick how much of that fall is due to increased government enforcement - meaning deforestation is under permanent control - or fluctuations in beef and soy prices, or the rising value of Brazil's currency or increases in the productivity of cleared land.

An author particularly concerned with measuring permanent income free of yearly fluctuations may find that neighbourhood income provides a better measure.

Acceptance of change included accommodating temporary changes and fluctuations as well as permanent change.

First, modern macroeconomic theory predicts that both short terms and permanent shocks are relevant in explaining output fluctuations.

Other seasons showed the erratic nature of precipitation with high fluctuations instead of showing a permanent change, i.e., either an increasing or a decreasing trend in precipitation in all those years.