Sentence examples for current ascent of from inspiring English sources
If this "life-style hypothesis," as it is known in academic circles, holds up, the current ascent of Chinese real estate prices and equities prices may also be correlated with its demographic situation, and could crash as the aging phenomenon emerges.
A future route to replace Great Eastern Highway's current ascent of the Darling Scarp has been identified.
The distributions of both current and flux densities in the superconducting composite are presented for the processes of both transport current ascent and descent.
It is found that for the present crack model, crack easily propagates and grows with transport current ascent, and that in the process of transport current descent, crack generally does not propagate.
Skoto Aghahowa, whose New York gallery showed Anatsui back in 1996, has watched his current ascent with pleasure, but speaks about the condescension of well-meaning Westerners with a sigh.
And while he lost in Paris, Kuznetsov said it was important for him to keep a focus on improving all aspects of his game, rather than just performance goals in order to keep his current ascent going.
At same voltage input (18 V), sludge treated with direct current (DC) exhibited slower ascent of temperature and lower energy efficiencies for heat production comparing to that using alternate current (AC).
He's currently climbing the third ascent of the day.
It claimed that the fossil record showed a progressive ascent of animals, with current animals branching off a main line that leads progressively to humanity.
This may sound fanciful, but in the meantime, the Kremlin is likely to continue to welcome discord inside the EU and the ascent of Eurosceptic parties, many of which have a friendlier line towards the Kremlin than current national governments.
One of the most striking contemporary developments in the field of machine learning is the meteoric ascent of what has been called "deep learning," and this area is now at the forefront of current research.
