Fluctuate - Law Dictionary Search Results
fluctuating
moving irregularly in an oscillatory manner especially up and down as fluctuating prices
Fluctuation
A motion like that of waves a moving in this and that direction as the fluctuations of the sea
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brainwave
rapid fluctuations of voltage between parts of the brain
Goodwill
tends to show progressive increase. And in a failing business it may begin to wane., its value may fluctuate from one moment to another depending on changes in the repetition of the business. It is affected by
Fluctuability
The capacity or ability to fluctuate
oscillograph
a device for making a record of the wave forms of fluctuating
Tithe Rent-Charge
became subject to their portion of the rent-charge, thenceforth payable to the former tithe-owner, by two half-yearly payments, fluctuating according to the price of corn. An advertisement was inserted by authority in the London Gazette, in January
Seating capacity
In that way, the expression seating capacity' has a fixed connotation. The expression 'seating capacity' cannot be a fluctuating concept, depending upon the number of passengers actually carried in the vehicle, B.B. Chawla v. State of Madhya
Rupee
silver coin rated at 2s. for the current, and 2s. 3d. for the Bombay, rupee. The value, however, fluctuates. And see SICCA RUPEE.
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