greater fluctuation
[GRAY-ter fluk-choo-AY-shun]
noun phrasefemininepl: greater fluctuations / maiores flutuações
maior flutuação
1. A more significant or pronounced variation or change in value, amount, or level over time
The stock market experienced greater fluctuation during the economic crisis.
O mercado de ações experimentou maior flutuação durante a crise econômica.
2. An increase in the degree of instability or oscillation in a measurable quantity
Temperature readings showed greater fluctuation in winter months.
As leituras de temperatura mostraram maior flutuação nos meses de inverno.
3. Enhanced variability or unpredictability in financial, scientific, or statistical contexts
The currency experienced greater fluctuation after the policy announcement.
A moeda experimentou maior flutuação após o anúncio da política.
The term 'greater fluctuation' is primarily used in technical, financial, and scientific discourse in both Brazilian Portuguese and English. In Brazil, it's commonly employed in financial media, academic research, and economic discussions. In the USA, it appears frequently in stock market analysis, weather forecasting, and scientific reporting. The concept reflects modern economic reality where volatility and change are constant concerns for investors and researchers.
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