Sentence examples for defining a trend from inspiring English sources

The apparent randomness of price movements makes defining a trend difficult.

But at the end of the day, the Ephemeralnet may never get to become as defining a trend as Web 2.0 once was.

In order to do that, you can't just define a trend: You must transcend it and create something that endures.

In a year's time the incredibly quirky Medine has turned what could have been an eccentric, little known blog into a must-visit site that defined a trend before fashion heavyweights could pin it down.

We defined a trend as a period of time over which the risk score consistently increased or decreased.

We defined a trend as a period of time over which the daily risk score increased or decreased over consecutive days.

Reflecting on his seven years with FX and how the cable landscape has changed during that time, Landgraf said, "They were heady times when The Shield and Nip/Tuck and Rescue Me came on the air because it was the leading edge of defining a new trend in television, and FX was at the forefront of that edge, and we were putting shows on the air that were quite unlike what many audiences had ever seen.

It is interesting that the initial dike injection beneath Nabro followed a NW SE, Red Sea trend (Satellite geodesy section), while on 17 June, the seismicity shifted to Mallahle and defined a NE SW trend (Fig.  6b).

However, he cautions, the data on ice thickness are too sparse to define a climate trend.

The explosion craters around the Jigokudani valley define a NW SE trend, as shown by dotted lines in Figure 1, which show the traces of these craters.

ii) A "banyan tree" of highly conserved genes, which defines a central trend that is further complicated by extensive LGT.