As Georgians live in the heart of the unstable Caucasus, they are only too aware of the fires around them. Diseases are likely to manifest themselves by the presence of several volatile molecules – a cocktail of them, Kulakov thinks, so here the abilities of rodents would be especially useful. Pryor had not yet become the unpredictable social satirist who destabilized white industrial managers and enthused black audiences. Methane, for example, consists of a single carbon atom bonded to four hydrogen atoms and is extremely volatile. The Earth`s atmosphere consists mainly of highly volatile elements known as nitrogen and argon. Visibly influenced by the military atmosphere, the young man admitted that his emotions were fleeting. But politics in Ukraine are volatile and the opposition bloc is pushing hard. Volatile from the Latin volatilis, “fleeting, transient”, always conveys the feeling of a sudden and radical change. Think of it as the opposite of stable. A person who suddenly and violently fleets loses his temper. An explosive political situation could escalate into civil war.

When the stock market is volatile, it fluctuates wildly. And in scientific parlance, a volatile oil evaporates quickly. Yes, accepting such a volatile currency for payment is a GAAP accounting nightmare. Caermarthen`s eldest son – bold and unpredictable, loved the sea and lived a lot among sailors – had a small yacht of wonderful speed. Beware when a situation becomes volatile – it`s likely to suddenly change for the worse. If you and your best friend have an unstable relationship, you often argue and reconcile. In three of the stock`s most volatile trading days, GameStop shares changed hands 554 million times, more than 11 times the total number of shares available. I was afraid to find you alone in a dark room, with tear-stained eyes and Sal`s handicrafts by your side. A volatile oil is extracted from the leaves, which keeps insects away from textiles.

Volatile was originally for birds – literally. In the 14th century, bird was a name for birds (especially wild birds) or other winged creatures such as butterflies. It`s not as fleeting as it sounds. Ephemeral goes back to the Latin verb volare, which means “to fly”. In the late 16th century, people used fleetingly as an adjective for things so light that they seemed ready to fly. The adjective was quickly extended to vapors and gases, and in the early 17th century. In the nineteenth century, it was applied fleetingly to individuals or things as sensitive to sudden changes as some gaseous substances. In recent years, Volatile has landed in economic, political and technical contexts far removed from its origins as birds. In the volatile southern province of Kandahar, for example, an innovative school for adolescent girls will soon close.

There is a regulatory definition of VOCs. It is found in 40 CFR 51,100. CFR – Code of Federal Regulations. The definition refers to the intent and requirements of the Clean Air Act. From the definition of “volatile organic compounds” according to 40 CFR Part 51.100(s): “Volatile organic compounds (VOCs) means any carbon compound, other than carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, carbonic acid, metal carbides or carbonates, and ammonium carbonate, involved in atmospheric photochemical reactions. (1) This includes all organic compounds other than those found to have negligible photochemical reactivity: methane; Ethane;.. etc. “Different VOCs have different levels of reactivity. That is, they do not react at the same rate or form ozone to the same extent.

Some VOCs react slowly or form less ozone; Therefore, changes in their emissions have limited effects on local or regional episodes of ozone pollution. The EPA lists the compounds it has identified in its regulations as negligible reagents because they are excluded from the regulatory definition of VOCs (40 CFR 51,100(s)), meaning they are considered negligible to the formation of ground-level ozone. Ozone. It often seems that political life is faster, more unpredictable and more unstable than ever, leading to electoral shocks, political surprises and even regime change. But, while modern politics appears more volatile, there is no systematic examination of the nature of this volatility or its potential impact on the policy-making landscape. This project aims to fill this knowledge gap by quantifying the degree of volatility of the attention economy on issues. Without government support, the price of Bitcoin is highly volatile. The nurse took Sal to him fugitively and washed the small incision on his eyebrow. The political situation has become more volatile.

These feedback influences on social media platforms have been shown to lead to instability in cultural markets and now permeate the “focus on issues” economy and the policy-making landscape, causing political turbulence. This disorganized environment, in which fluid and overlapping groups of individuals mobilize around common (often temporary) social problems and goals, manifests itself, for example, in a very unequal distribution of participants; Most YouTube or Facebook videos have very few views, while a small number are viewed millions of times, resulting in a rapid and dramatic accumulation of these views. Social media platforms have been shown to bring instability and insecurity to social life, public opinion, civil society and the political environment. They exert social influence on users by showing in real time what others are doing (social information), as well as reducing the cost of becoming visible, thus increasing the likelihood of action. Individual participation actions, in turn, generate other social information that can influence someone else`s decision, leading to feedback cycles and chain reactions. Joshua Stamper`s 2006©New Jerusalem Music/ASCAP In this project, we test this theoretical model, described in “Explaining Science”, with fifty years of data from public opinion polls and media coverage from Britain and Germany. We use natural language processing and information theory approaches to quantify trends and changes in public opinion volatility before and after widespread use of social media. Understanding the systemic characteristics of this volatility in civil society and the role of social media platforms will shed light on the undercurrents of public opinion that have emerged in very unpredictable ways in recent years, and can influence the creation of early warning signals that can help with forecasting and explanation.