Their circulations are enormous and sensitive to stories that keep reader interest, producing fluctuations that can quickly get into hundreds of thousands of readers.

For marine biologists now believe that nature as well as man can produce enormous fluctuations in fish populations.

It also produced fluctuations in atmospheric pressure strong enough to be detected in Great Britain.

To their surprise, they have found that the simplest of models, as long as they are nonlinear, can produce wild fluctuations.

The earnings of metal miners are notoriously difficult to estimate because intricate systems of payment by results produced wide fluctuations.

The next development with increasing Rayleigh number does produce such fluctuations - periodic ones.

Instead the G-belt or the floor grids or both started producing half-G fluctuations, and the room went mad.

Good speakers are optimized to produce extremely accurate fluctuations in air pressure, just like the ones originally picked up by the microphone.

(Only certain signals produce uniform random fluctuations, so this model is typically, but not always, accurate.)

Nearby emission or removal of CO2 typically produces sharp fluctuations, in space and time, in mole fraction.