International trade in pineapple juice shows considerable fluctuations due to supply variations, but amounted to 280 million in 1995.

But they vary even more, possibly moving towards infrared and ultraviolet in the extremes.

I compared the radio waves spectrum the size of it with the size of the visible light spectrum.

Since 2014, due to the sanctions imposed by the West on Russia and drastic fluctuations in the international oil price, the Russian economy has been under great downward pressure.

The recosting calculation for project activities was restricted as a result of unreliable or strongly fluctuating costing parameters for a number of countries.

At the same time, we will endeavour to make it more predictable and less volatile.

Such findings indicate the existence of Kelvin waves (longer period) and tides and gravity waves (shorter period).

The advantages and disadvantages of the three approaches are summarized in annex I.

Scientists discovered this large scale flow by comparing the motion of the local group with respect to clusters versus the motion with respect to the cosmic microwave background, which is assumed to be a quot stationary quot reference.

For countries where inflation is as volatile as the rate of exchange, the recosting would overstate requirements when applying the high rate of local inflation without anticipating parallel movements of exchange rates.

Finally, Puerto Rican youth were being forced to participate in the wars of the United States largely because they had few other choices for employment.

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Expressing concern that the economies in transition have become more vulnerable to and have been adversely affected by volatile fluctuations of short term capital flows,

Unlike capital flows, which vary according to the economic environment, remittances tend to stay stable and are less volatile over time.

The sound quality may be less crisp on shortwave transmission.

The programmes are implemented in all larger cities of Bosnia and Herzegovina.

And, finally, sharp movements in interest rates and exchange rates can cause volatility in other markets, most notably for equities. Because regulatory controls and market constraints have made brokers less able to play a countercyclical role by accumulating inventory on their balance sheets, the resulting price instability is likely to be large.

Graduated students in BiH, by gender 1998 2002

But development was driven by hard strategic interests.

For instance, suppliers of relatively simple, standardized low technology products and services may be highly vulnerable to market fluctuations and their linkages with larger foreign or domestic companies are unlikely to involve much exchange of information and knowledge.

We also know that stabilization funds which set aside some of the money earned when prices are high can help reduce the economic volatility associated with natural resource prices. Moreover, such fluctuations are amplified by borrowing in good years, so countries should resist foreign lenders who try to persuade them of the virtues of such capital flows.

So the first sonication is at lower energy.

(d) Establish operational mobile units for the surveillance of places where children are at greater risk

(c) Whereas the economically more developed countries are in a position to make relatively larger contributions to peacekeeping operations, the economically less developed countries have a relatively limited capacity to contribute towards peacekeeping operations involving heavy expenditures

Participation of women in the labour force 30 per cent in the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina and 39 per cent in Republika Srpska is low.

It is a sector marked by strong price and volume fluctuations.

Of the six larger EU states, only France has a really well defined centralized political system. nbsp Poland s centralism comes close, but strong regional differences persist a legacy of the three large and quite different imperial systems that encompassed today s Poland in the nineteenth century.

Of the six larger EU states, only France has a really well defined centralized political system. Poland s centralism comes close, but strong regional differences persist a legacy of the three large and quite different imperial systems that encompassed today s Poland in the nineteenth century.

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And those fluctuations were stretched to astronomical sizes, and those fluctuations eventually are the things we see in the cosmic microwave background.

The problem is that the inherent volatility of financial flows may make the daily changes excessively large.

The second wave was more strategic asset seeking and driven by a combination of pull and push factors (with pull factors dominating) was directed more towards developed countries and developing countries outside the region and was led by firms from Hong Kong (China), Taiwan Province of China, Singapore and the Republic of Korea (Dunning et al. 1996).

Areas with a lot of economic activity with a lot of roads, with a lot of urbanization those areas have higher prevalence than others.

Exchange rate fluctuation

(e) Price volatility

The unutilized balance of 237,900 resulted from currency fluctuations and the fact that staff were retained at lower levels to offset the additional person months being utilized.

Poland has undertaken investigations of artificial satellite movement for the purpose of geodesy and geodynamics.

Women are still less represented in the bigger business.

The smaller, slower remnants of the object then travel between the bumper and the catcher and spread the remaining energy of the impact over a larger area on the catcher.

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On the other hand, it was not reasonable to ask the Secretariat to assume the full burden of the fluctuations, especially because the United Nations budgetary cycle was relatively long.

Not only do these industries have lower income elasticity in the international market but they are also subject to fluctuations in the demand and the prices of primary commodities.

Fluctuation in the exchange rate.

4. Unemployment emerged in Poland in 1990, thus it is a relatively new phenomenon.