Sentence examples for unexpected fluctuations from inspiring English sources

For some countries, more than a third of such aid was prone to unexpected fluctuations (see chart).

What an air conditioner cannot stop, however, are the rising sea levels, the increased threat of natural disasters, and the unexpected fluctuations of weather.

Once firms get a hint that counterfeits are circulating in a particular market from, say, unexpected fluctuations in sales or angry consumers many employ the likes of Mr Thompson to watch the market, collect samples, and co-ordinate raids with the local police.But enforcement in many countries is uneven.

The schedule produced via this static method may not remain optimal in real-time scenarios with unexpected fluctuations of uncertain factors.

However, it is impossible for a robot to adapt to nontrivial variations in the initial pose of the object or unexpected fluctuations in the pose of the object during manipulation relying on only internal sensors.

According to Cervelló-Royo et al. (2015, p. 5963), this principle imposes an important challenge for individual investors and companies, because forecasts of future prices are subject to occasional unexpected fluctuations that do not depend on the historical behavior of the markets.

State economists said the rise was unexpected because fluctuations usually followed the national trends; the nation's unemployment rate dropped 0.2percentto to 5.6percentt, last month.

It can be observed that such incremental accommodations of DG outputs are enabled by regulating node voltages within a security range when unexpected fast fluctuations of DGs and loads happen.

Future work should incorporate both aspects (expected and unexpected workload fluctuations) into an experimental design.

The temporal and spatial characteristics of DG outputs and PEV charging demand impose a significant impact on load profiles of distribution networks, and hence results in unexpected voltage fluctuation and increased peak-valley gap [4].

The intermediate and large differences (0.12 to 0.22) have a flat distribution (ignoring the gaps), which is also unexpected for random fluctuations.