Sentence examples for a certain trend in from inspiring English sources
Instead of a tight statement, a closed system, you have a broad sense of a certain trend in art: counterindividualistic, countersubjective, counter-virtuosic; in short, counter-Chelsea 2005.
Mr. Delannoy had worked in the film industry for two decades when in 1954 François Truffaut, then a 21-year-old critic for the film journal Cahiers du Cinéma, wrote his controversial article entitled "A Certain Trend in French Film".
The determined model revealed that the decomposition reactions of lignocellulosic constituents may have occurred competitively, thus resulting in a certain trend in recovered AP and heavy oil (HO) yields.
Generally, the subsidence follows a certain trend in all years with the two major subsidence locations being Yaft Abad (HQHS-HSHT intersection) and south of Shahriar (middle benchmarks of AXAY).
Have you noticed a certain trend in leadership circles?
The results of the guanaco population sampling suggest a certain trend in the population size, with a more or less exponential growth in the first few years, becoming more variable as the population grows, with more marked fluctuations during the last 10 12 years; this may imply that the population is becoming stabilized, possibly approaching its carrying capacity.
There was a certain trend towards bevacizumab benefits in patients who had a high pre-treatment plasma VEGFR-2 level, but this was not statistically significant, disappointing researchers and clinicians in the field.
PA6-Boehmite samples show a random variation in Tg values whereas the PA6-Ti-Boehmite samples have a certain trend: Tg values gradually decrease in the beginning, and then increase with filler concentration.
A certain trend toward greater feminization was seen in Germany, where the proportion female increased by 13 percentage points across survey rounds.
Indeed, both in its policy vision and its philosophical premises, the slide show represents a monument to certain trends in contemporary liberalism.
It is not an exhaustive survey, and its sole purpose is to illustrate certain trends in today's pedagogic debate.
