Sentences with phrase «so small fluctuations»
In 2016 I only had a few months of data to work with, so small fluctuations would cause my projected 12 - month number to jump around.
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«So, yes, we deal with the tedium of time differences, currency fluctuations, regulation, complex tax constructs and a shipping industry that has very little time for small entrepreneurs like ourselves.
Also, since the ETH sale was so much bigger then the Sawrmcoin sale, you would naturally expect the relative fluctuations in the inflow to be smaller percentage of the total amount.
In the past century or so, we have concluded that matter is built from atoms, that atoms are constructed from a small set of elementary particles, and that those particles are fluctuations in a melee of quantum fields pervading empty space (see «Why is there something rather than nothing «-RRB-.
Because the fluctuation in hormone levels is so small, normal blood tests for adrenal gland function may not detect the abnormality and the condition is often overlooked.
This task may prove to be a little more difficult than with a larger pet, as weight fluctuations will not be easy to spot in a pet so small.
Preferably, the fraction should be small enough so that fluctuations in data rate do not fill router packet buffers and increase latency.
While scientific models can tell us what is going to happen as the earth warms, climate change will also be influenced by small so far neglected fluctuations in chemistry such as these pH changes in our oceans, affecting billions of creatures, and of course, us.
So the same small fluctuations that happened in 1993, 1997, and 2012 are used to argue that sea level is «accelerating».
It's just that the graph of C - Mart prices is zoomed way in — the y - axis is in much smaller cost increments — so it looks like dramatic fluctuations are happening.
Most introduced species are not able to do so, but a small percentage can, benefiting from the lack of natural controls like predators, competition, and climate fluctuations that would otherwise keep their populations in check.