seasonality

"The seasonality makes it such that we are not able to accept a return at full price."

Because of its emphasis on seasonality, the menu changes every few weeks.

Other experts question whether seasonality played a big role in the control of the virus.

"We'll look for seasonality in the near term, and I'd love to be wrong."

Probably the seasonality and the number of species are related phenomena.

"There could be some seasonality to it, leading up to the vacation period."

This page serves as a guide to the seasonality of food.

Seasonality, however, will still rule our choice and oranges are most certainly in season.

However, users should note that the table exhibits strong seasonality.

It is an effective tool that can easily change with seasonality and growth.

"Seasonality is a choice, not necessarily a law," he said.

The reason for the seasonality has not been conclusively determined.

This is something we have being trying to stimulate right across Europe for a very long time, to remove the seasonality.

Seasonality varies both between and within species, dependent on local conditions.

"You got disappointing numbers there, but I do believe it's seasonality," he said.

The seasonality argument, he said, only serves to bolster this line of thinking.

Below is a general list of seasonality for United States produce.

He marveled at the techniques, the seasonality and the ingredients.

But suppose that the seasonality is very strong indeed.

A. They have a tendency to be volatile, and there is tremendous seasonality.

Seasonality is an important feature of Japanese food culture.

Showers are typically allowed after dinner without regard for seasonality.

The seasonality of their reproduction makes it difficult to control reproductive cycles.

Are there any outliers once seasonality has been accounted for?

Seasonality and the changing of the seasons are important in tea ceremony.