Sentence examples for classic trends from inspiring English sources

Above the glass transition temperature, the stress strain curves exhibit the classic trends of a rubbery material during loading, albeit with a strong temperature and time dependence.

Fig. 2 A figure first printed in 1903 depicting the "classic" trends in horse evolution: increase in body size, reduction in number of toes, and increase in height of grinding teeth.

The development and evolution of each fishery exhibit classic trends and offer valuable information for future management options.

Keep to classic trends.

The rise of brief trends over classic style and shoddy workmanship at cheap prices in the fashion industry is damaging both our planet and its people.

You know that navy blazer, the really expensive one that you bought because fashion editors like me told you it was a for ever classic, that trends were over?

Start with a final polling average that put Democrat Mark Warner ahead of Republican Ed Gillespie by eight percentage points (48 to 40percentt) on Election Eve, with 2percentt for Libertarian candidate Robert Sarvis and 10percentt undecided (using Pollsters's classic regression trend lines, which did a better job than our poll tracking model in picking up the late trend to Gillespie).

But Jess was less moved: When your show music is La Vie En Rose on loop, you send a clear message that you are doing Cheery Classic, not trend.

Just as the company timed its entry into the burgeoning high-end bourbon market at precisely the right time in the late Eighties, so does it introduce this new product just as the retro classic cocktail trend has inspired an industry shift towards rye (rye is made from rye, bourbon from corn).

"Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" aired on TV Tuesday night, causing the name of the Christmas classic to trend on Twitter. .

That's a slightly smaller advantage than the RealClearPolitics simple average of recent national polls or the classic Pollster trend chart have estimated (based on national polls alone), because the Pollster tracking model incorporates state-level data and also corrects for pollsters' "house effects" (consistent differences in the results for individual pollsters).