The result indicates that there occurred a decrease of current, which fluctuated, from ultraviolet to red.
Nordstrom shares, which fluctuated from a high of $34.50 last spring to a low of $14.13 in October, dropped $1.50 to close at $18.88 today.
We evaluated the relationship with salmon abundance which fluctuated from ~3000 in the late 1990s to ~30,000 in the late 1940′s.
Her face is an index of her internal state, which fluctuates from Zen acceptance to reckless impulsiveness.
But he says the important point is not the number of executions, which fluctuates from year to year, but the number of countries that carry out executions.
Estimates of the species's population, which fluctuates from season to season, put the number of individual queleas at 1 to 10 billion.
Part of the problem is an uneven cast; some of the actors seem to be still working on their characterizations and even their accents, which fluctuate from southern Ireland to South Boston.
Inspired in part by Dante's "Inferno," this practically dialogue-free first feature by Yongman Kim relies heavily on sound and music to set the mood, which fluctuates from soothing to unnerving, and on interesting faces, which the film's leads fortunately possess.
These indicate that median prices are down some 13% from their peak, but since these averages do not adjust for the mix of homes changing hands, which fluctuates from month to month, they are inevitably distorted.Mr Bernanke's maps use figures from the Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight OFHEOOffice of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight OFHEO
This partly explains their exorbitant price, which fluctuates from year to year, but usually ranges from $800 to $1,500 per pound.
Furthermore, the number of prisoners who obtained the law pardon represents only 4% of the total imprisoned population, which fluctuates from 70,000 to 80,000 people, according to some estimates.
