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Meanings of fluctuation in inglés

portugués
variação
catalán
fluctuació
español
variación

An instance of change; the rate or magnitude of change.

variación
portugués
flutuação
catalán
oscil·lació
español
oscilación

The quality of being unsteady and subject to changes.

oscilación
Synonyms
Examples for "wavering"
Examples for "wavering"
1
Keeping your vision without wavering is difficult under the best of circumstances.
Wired
2
Perhaps once strong with authority, time had left it weakened and wavering.
Shadow's son
3
His wavering hand cut the air in the sign of the cross.
And Thus He Came: A Christmas Fantasy
4
Already wavering in your new year's resolution to shed a few pounds?
BBC
5
The scene had the wavering quality of something seen through troubled waters.
The Great Book of Amber
Usage of fluctuation in inglés
1
That's a Chinese market fluctuation: police problems go up, prices go down.
Country driving: a journey through china from farm to factory
2
Traders attributed this week's fluctuation in rice prices to the exchange rate.
Reuters
3
Plasma TM levels in patients with occlusion test and on circadian fluctuation.
Pubmed
4
The maturing and seasonal fluctuation of the sex-instinct affords a good illustration.
The Analysis of Mind
5
Since then, her weight fluctuation has been attributed to a potential pregnancy.
Ebony
6
She glanced enquiringly at Saul, who shrugged and observed, 'Slight fluctuation there.
Zero Point
7
The fluctuation amplitude and the diffusion coefficient show a small pressure dependence.
Pubmed
8
The degree of infertility of a cross is liable to much fluctuation.
The Different Forms of Flowers on Plants of the Same Species
9
The maximum, minimum, and IOP fluctuation were compared between the 2 methods.
Pubmed
10
The diurnal fluctuation of IOP appears not to be associated with CH.
Pubmed
11
Twenty-four-hour MOPP fluctuation was the most consistent prognostic factor for glaucoma progression.
Pubmed
12
Furthermore, we studied the seasonal fluctuation of allergen content in dust samples.
Pubmed
13
Price fluctuation has certainly picked up this year after months in the doldrums.
Reuters
14
This allowed them to model pre-WNS rates of breeding and natural population fluctuation.
Wired
15
The mineral is mined in harsh conditions and subject to significant price fluctuation.
Reuters
16
We present the principles of the fluctuation method applied to cells.
Pubmed
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Translations for fluctuation
Fluctuation through the time
Fluctuation across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common