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View definitions for fluctuation

fluctuation

noun as in vacillation

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The ONS cautioned that the previous year – up to June 2023 – included periods of Covid restrictions, so it was too early to tell if the change represents a short-term fluctuation or the start of a new trend.

From BBC

Instead, they improvise, leading to jacaranda flower fluctuation on the calendar and block-by-block across Los Angeles.

An analysis showed codas delivered close in time shared similar shifts in tempo, supporting the idea that it was a gradual fluctuation, rather than chance.

An important caveat on that YouGov data: Because YouGov didn’t provide information on the statistical significance of the change, that rise could be a random fluctuation, rather than a real trend.

From Slate

Detailed in Nature Communications, this theoretical framework uses the power of stochastic differential equations to observe the fluctuation of data points, or nodes, and then determine which should be used to calculate an early warning signal.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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