Examples of using Sharp fluctuations in English and their translations into Spanish
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It is necessary to know that arterial blood pressure is subjected to sharp fluctuations.
Plotting of these indicators highlights sharp fluctuations over recent years, but no trends.
ThIS FUnctIOn IS nOt recOmmended FOr envIrOnmentS wIth Scarce thermal InSUlatIOn Orwhere there may Be Sharp FlUctUatIOnS In temperatUre.
It is soft, without sharp fluctuations in temperature and weather picturesque landscapes.
The prices may be subject to variation in case of sharp fluctuations in the exchange rate.
The sharp fluctuations in extrabudgetary resources for the Economic Commission for Africa(ECA) and NEPAD highlighted the drawbacks of such a system.
In a large number of countries, Global Fund andGAVI disbursements show sharp fluctuations from one year to the next.
During the past six months, sharp fluctuations in international finance and stock markets have negatively affected the world, and particularly the development process of the developing countries.
As the expiration date of the current basic futures falls due,the price of our continuous CFD doesn't make any sharp fluctuations or gaps.
Fourth, the Group observed that there had been sharp fluctuations in MERs, in both the short and the medium terms, of the market economies.
You agree that all pending Orders(‘Stop' Orders) may be executed at a price different from the specified one in case of sharp fluctuations in the price of the instrument.
These sharp fluctuations in oil prices have been generated mainly by demand and supply imbalances, with the subsequent slump linked closely to the ongoing global financial and economic crisis.
For example, during the stable situation on the market it can make up 2 pips, but during sharp fluctuations of quotations it may reach 50 pips.
Expresses grave concern that sharp fluctuations in interest rates and exchange rates have the potential to disrupt the international monetary and financial system, thus aggravating the volatility of short-term capital flows;
ICSC has developed a set of operational rules for Group I andII duty stations to prevent sharp fluctuations in the multiplier from period to period.
Notes with concern that sharp fluctuations in both interest rates and exchange rates have the potential effect of disrupting the international monetary and financial system, thus aggravating the volatility of short-term capital flows;
Belize has demonstrated strong growth(4 per cent on average but with sharp fluctuations), starting in 1960 when it was the second-poorest country in the region.
There is openness to theparticular concerns of commodity-dependent developing and least- developed countries facing long-term decline and/or sharp fluctuations in prices.
In the meantime, sharp fluctuations in the natural variability of various parameters(e.g., local krill availability) can be considered as a form of natural experiment which may facilitate the development of suitable hypotheses for future work Annex 7, paragraph 5.30.
In effect, forward guidance regarding the balance sheet, be it expansionary or contractive,can trigger sharp fluctuations and destabilize some asset markets.
The sharp fluctuations of extreme poverty in rural areas reflect the vulnerability of the inhabitants of those areas to adverse events, such as natural disasters or economic downturns, such as those that occurred in 1999 and 2000, when extreme poverty in rural areas was 70 per cent and 75 per cent, respectively.
You agree thatall pending Orders('Stop' Orders) placed by you may be executed at a price different from the specified one in the case of sharp fluctuations in the price of the instrument.
Recognizes the adverse impact of sharp fluctuations among the major international currencies on developing countries, and in this regard calls on the International Monetary Fund to fully exercise its mandates so as to ensure effective surveillance over the macroeconomic policies of the countries involved in the management of these currencies;
Improved international financial cooperation andthe adoption of other means for lessening the adverse impact of sharp fluctuations in export earnings experienced by the countries exporting basic commodities;
It should be mentioned that GDP grew by 17.1 percent in 2000, a reflection of the positive performance of the national economy and its ability to reduce the negative effects of the global situation and indicators through the development andgrowth achieved in non-oil sectors, commodities and services to meet the sharp fluctuations in the global oil market.
This would be the case when the probability functions of inflation expectations tend to concentrate around extreme values(such as deflation),associated with sharp fluctuations in the inflation risk premium.
On the subject of the budget cycle and financial period for peace-keeping operations, his delegation was prepared to consider in a favourable light the introduction of a 12-month financial period with the approval of the budget once a year and assessments to Member States only after, and subject to, the renewal of the mandate by the Security Council in respect of certain operations in which budgetary andoperational requirements were not subject to sharp fluctuations.
This means correcting national policies that have distorted domestic prices andstrengthening international mechanisms to assist countries harmed by secular declines or sharp fluctuations in international commodity prices.
We recognize the dependence of several developing and leastdeveloped countries on theexport of commodities and the problems they face because of the adverse impact of the long-term decline and sharp fluctuation in the prices of these commodities.
Globalization of the world economy andinterdependence of States have now reached a level where a sharp fluctuation in the economic situation in a single fairly large country, whether caused by political change or by purely economic factors, inevitably sets in motion a series of processes in States that are trading partners of that country.