fluctuating

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• They might instead represent a relational measure that connects an organism’s constitution with fluctuating information from the world.

• The Constitution says nothing about how many justices there must be on the Supreme Court, and over time, the number has fluctuated.

• Concentrations of smoke can also fluctuate from day to night, especially where the terrain is complex.

• “A guaranteed buy like Platform Burst could interest advertisers because it removes the uncertainty of fluctuating costs in an auction,” said Carly Carson, director of social at digital agency PMG.

• Finally in August, a specialist in Anchorage told Stewart she may have a rare and incurable connective tissue disorder, as well as a condition related to her low blood pressure and fluctuating heart rate.

• These rankings are much touted, constantly fluctuating, and meaningless.

• The tablet, which Fujitsu hopes to release as early as 2015, works by fluctuating the friction between your finger and the screen.

• Gender fluid people may have dynamic or fluctuating understandings of their gender, moving between categories as feels right.

• Now, 25 days later, the crowd—fluctuating from tens to hundreds of thousands—has taken on a life of its own.

• The tent's digital glow and fluctuating lighting evoked a very, very fancy wedding.

• The sober people of America are weary of the fluctuating policy which has directed the public councils.