Motion characterized by chaotic changes in pressure and flow velocity.
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turbulência catalán
turbulència A state of violent disturbance and disorder (as in politics or social conditions generally)
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turbulência catalán
turbulència Sinónimos
Examples for "turbulency"
Examples for "turbulency"
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What a tale of terror, now their turbulency tells!
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It was a breezy afternoon, with some turbulency in the camp, and much windy discussion over this unwonted delay of justice.
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There were children rolling in the sun, in the stubble, giving utterance to shrill laughter and enlivening this open-air workshop with their turbulency.
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Implied volatility is a measure of expectations for future market price turbulence.
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But mere speed was, of course, unimportant; the real danger was turbulence.
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The specific effects this turbulence causes tend to change slowly over time.
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Delphi said it needed the liquidity amid turbulence in the credit markets.
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Short-run calm comes at the expense of possible long-run turbulence, he said.
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Growing turbulence in Argentina has kept global attention focused on emerging markets.
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The mixed jobs data were released amid continued turbulence in global markets.
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Growing turbulence in Argentina once again focused global attention on emerging markets.
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Clark said TD expects little turbulence despite the U.S. subprime mortgage crisis.
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Alex was a wartime general who thrived in times of market turbulence.
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You must also factor the current turbulence of global markets into this.
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Habibe says that only one patient appears affected by Kosovo's current turbulence.
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SAA leadership structure has experienced sustained turbulence in the last 12 month.
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They may also be released during severe turbulence or particularly rough landings.
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That's not entirely surprising given the massive turbulence in the premium market.
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The turbulence of the sudden demonstration swept the girl from her moorings.
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