He tells us at the beginning of the book ("to some, this may be a provocative stance") that his focus will be on the writers: "the dramatist," he says, "is the key creative figure in theatre... and it is predominantly... through the work of dramatists that one is able to trace the fluctuations of postwar British society".
However, on close inspection of the trace, seasonal fluctuations are discernable which upon smoothing become more evident.
But tracing these fluctuations requires more precision, not less.
Another essay, by Till-Holger Borchert, traces the fluctuations in Riemenschneider's reputation and the art historical abuses it has endured.
We traced the fluctuations of indicators over time, and showed their significance by use of a weighted linear regression model.
His programmes trace some sharp fluctuations in the church's ethos and political ideology: from radical to conservative, from science-minded rationalism to fundamentalist zeal.
The variations in the CMB's temperature also trace out slight fluctuations in the density of the nascent universe, which eventually seeded the galaxies.
(A ) The majority of single molecule agonist pMHC traces result in ZAP70-EGFP traces with intensity fluctuations consistent with the background.
Auction portals like biddersedge.com will draw up charts tracing the price fluctuations of, say, stereo systems, and there will even be opportunities for auction formats like reverse auctions, in which the more people bid, the more the price goes down as consumers take advantage of economies of scale.
A controversial new study suggests that most of humankind's maladies from wars to epidemics to economic downturns can be traced to climate fluctuations.
