English-Italian translation for "fluctuation"
"fluctuation" Italian translation
fluctuation {noun}
fluctuation {noun} (also: variation, alteration, change)
fluctuation {noun} (also: drift, sway)
This scenario predicts that we should be a minimal fluctuation.
Waves of electromagnetic fluctuation in a vacuum seem unreal.
If the universe is not a fluctuation, why did the early universe have a low entropy?
We therefore conclude the universe is not a fluctuation."
Occasionally, fluctuation in search results is the result of differences in our data centers.
fluctuation {noun} [med.]
The EMS was itself modified in 1993, with the broadening of the fluctuation bands.
Had it been assumed that there would be a 5 or 10 % fluctuation against the guaranteed price?
Mr Funk expressed some reservations in regard to the margin of fluctuation and the threshold level.
The 2.6 % margin of fluctuation is nothing new; it already exists within the present system and is already being applied.
Since not every minor currency fluctuation can immediately be compensated, a margin was set.
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Usage examples
Usage examples for "fluctuation" in Italian
Liberalisation calls for new rules - and I agree with Mr Watson on this point - it calls for better rules, particularly for international financial fluctuations.
Finally, we must introduce a measure of flexibility in this quota-setting system to take account of climatic fluctuations which affect the volume of production.
So in any country where this 2.6 % fluctuation band is breached, say in Germany, agricultural prices could face losses of 1.5 billion - according to the German Bundesrat.
By the same token, monetary donations to humanitarian associations could at least partly take the form of foodstuffs, thereby indirectly compensating for market fluctuations.
Secondly, it will help to harmonise prices, in that we already had price convergence with the minimum 57 % tax and it was the value-added tax which was causing the fluctuations.
In recent years, fluctuations in the exchange rate between the euro and the dollar and other circumstances have brought the level of aid down to half the level it was at four years ago.
It is clear therefore that there are no appropriate statistics recording fluctuations in employment, which makes it difficult to assess the policies and measures being implemented.
Applying these restrictions rigidly to workers in the tourist industry and the agricultural sector, with their extreme seasonal fluctuations, will simply drive people into the black economy.
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