Sentences with phrase «seasonal fluctuations»

Each batch of nut milk is custom blended, which allows for seasonal fluctuations in the flavors and textures of the nuts.

In many parts of the country, contractors have to contend with seasonal fluctuations of income and expenses, which makes long - range financial planning essential for success.

Investors and economists initially blamed the Q1 slowdown on one - off factors: everything from the weather to flaws in the way the government accounts for seasonal fluctuations.

Animal shelters struggle to function at their «right size» in terms of physical, staffing and outcome capacity, especially with seasonal fluctuations in cat intake.

Cloud phone systems also allow you to add new users or locations with ease, scaling almost immediately if your business grows or if you experience seasonal fluctuations.

One well - known challenge that any entrepreneur might face is navigating seasonal fluctuations in the businesses or industry.

Since then, scientists have observed seasonal fluctuations in the size of the ozone hole.

The seasonal credit rate is available to institutions that experience predictable seasonal fluctuations, such as banks serving agricultural and tourist communities.

In some cases, addressing this challenge may mean installing more monitoring wells or taking more measurements each year to capture seasonal fluctuations.

The construction ensures that the floor remains intact despite seasonal fluctuations of humidity.

Money and securities limits can be negotiated to increased by 25 % to provide for seasonal fluctuations.

Unemployment can be caused by people changing jobs, by seasonal fluctuations in demand, by changes in the skills needed by employers, or by cyclical fluctuations in the level of national spending.

What about seasonal fluctuations in activity where overtime may be greater in one particular part of the year; does a higher holiday pay taken during a period of high overtime represent a windfall for that employee, which was not intended?

And that can disguise a normal seasonal fluctuation, leading the entrepreneur to expect the healthy sales will continue.

as with houses, cars also exhibit seasonal fluctuations.

Purchasing leak detection cameras and implementing a winter - readiness program that proactively scans equipment for leaks during seasonal fluctuations.

Difficulties adjusting the data for seasonal fluctuations caused volatility in recent weeks.

LNG imports will also play a more important role (in 2016, the Netherlands imported 0.36 mtpa) as oversupply pushes down prices and inches closer to evening out margins in Asia and Europe, and a rational combination of the two new increasing gas supplies will entail a more complex usage of underground gas storages to balance seasonal fluctuations.

They analysed sediments from a shallow Atlantic Ocean shelf where sediment accumulates faster than it does in the deep sea, making it easier to see seasonal fluctuations in the amount deposited.

Time period analyses of the current ratio must also consider seasonal fluctuations.

There is also far more seasonal fluctuation for cats than for other species commonly handled by shelters.

Time series of velocities on several glaciers at different latitudes reveal seasonal fluctuations of only 7 - 8 percent so that winter velocities are only 2 percent less than the yearly mean.

Pages 137 - 140 of IPCC AR4 describe high - precision in situ measurements of atmospheric CO2 at Mauna Loa, documenting the steady increase in CO2 along with its characteristic seasonal fluctuation.

Through its actions, NCAR seems to be stating that physical science alone holds the key to coping with climate change, or even working to improve our resilience during typical seasonal fluctuations and weather events.

We now know bleaching regularly happens due to seasonal fluctuations between high solar irradiance and warm temperatures of summer versus lower irradiance and cooler temperatures in winter.

Many of the sector's key players are running at a loss as they try to stabilise their costs against seasonal fluctuations in income.

Likewise, the ability to shift strategies, especially with flexible Web - based «test» campaigns, helps your law firm try a specialized social campaign, for example, or a PPC - driven effort to adapt and adjust for variations such as seasonal fluctuations, expansions in the firm's legal capabilities or mass tort campaigns.

Adjusted staffing levels to match seasonal fluctuations in volume.

Using high - frequency panel data from northern Ethiopia, this study attempts to quantify seasonal fluctuations in children's weights.

The study, which has been published in the current issue of the international journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS), reveals a clear acidification trend, but also strong seasonal fluctuations.

Even if your business is not what is typically identified as a «seasonal» business, your business likely ebbs and flows with seasonal fluctuations — at least that's been my experience over the last 35 or so years.

Your body's harmonious symphony is in turn affected by seasonal fluctuations.

Now the Navy is hoping scientists can chart the location, amount, and seasonal fluctuations of bioluminescence worldwide.

Your business has seasonal fluctuations — perhaps your sales take a dip in the summer.

(Note: seasonal fluctuations — Q4 is the holiday season — are part of the reason for this drastic shift, and Uber has not released year - on - year figures.)

MIS disasters have not yet made their way on to the agenda of the Hayne royal commission but if they do we will once again learn the dangers of leveraging investments into illiquid assets subject to cyclical and seasonal fluctuations.

The long - term investment horizons of these investors allowed them to ride out the cyclical and seasonal fluctuations that have made agriculture such a volatile and risky proposition.

Businesses that are experiencing temporary cash flow squeeze as a result of increasing sales, growing pains, expansion, seasonal fluctuations, acquisitions, high leverages, insufficient or used up credit lines.

Mr McNab said the Australian grape crush over the past few years had been averaging about 1.8 million tonnes, although there were seasonal fluctuations, and it was unusual that supply remained so high with so many grape growers making a loss.

Due to the seasonal nature of fruit and the distances from the orchards to the customer this option, «freshly squeezed» is the most expensive and most susceptible to seasonal fluctuations.