Sentence examples for active trends from inspiring English sources

Fig. 7 Passive and active trends may occur simultaneously at different scales.

On the other hand, Wagner (1996) defined "active" trends as ones in which there is replacement of ancestral morphologies with more derived ones over time (Fig. 1C), which is a broader category that includes McShea's (1994) driven trends as a subset (see also Finarelli 2007).

For example, choosing species B, which is a distant ancestor starting at very low complexity, would not allow one to distinguish between passive or active trends, as in either case its descendants will very likely be more complex than it is.

However, at most times the user would not have an active trend or could have only one single trend line.

In paleobiology, understanding genetic drift is essential for distinguishing active macroevolutionary trends driven by natural selection from passive trends driven by random processes (Raup et al., 1973; McShea, 1994).

Recreational activities also seem to take more time per day than average for younger old, possibly indicating the advent of similar active ageing trends as in industrialised nations.

While the industry has spent years trying to bring the outside indoors, it seems that the pendulum has swung to a point where sustainability and "active design" trends are inspiring designers to bring the inside outdoors.

In addition, SimSmoke projections fit well with active smoking trends in the China health and nutrition survey during 1991-2006.

Two sets of neotectonic faults are present: reactivated NNE-trending mid-Tertiary thrusts of the Ionian zone and more active E W trending faults.

This area was very tectonic-active with many folds and active faults trending NW SE (Figure 1).

It will take time to prove if CryptoMove's approach can work at scale, but if it can, Mike believes it could be the start of an active defense trend.