Sentence examples for developing tendency from inspiring English sources

Reducing friction, wear and lubricants are the main developing tendency in the modern manufacturing technology.

These experiences of inhabiting another's view — always part of Whitman's poetry, of course, but now acted out quite literally in life — accelerated his developing tendency to write from the perspective of various personae".

The developing tendency of the relative humidity inside of concrete with age follows a vapor-saturated stage with 100% relative humidity (stage I) and a stage that relative humidity gradually decreases (stage II).

In modern industry, the developing tendency and prospect for productions of the oil and gas pipeline steels is to further improve the strength and toughness by advanced manufacture process of the thermo-mechanical control process (TMCP) to refine microstructure.

The simulation result indicated, compares with the traditional signal source, this type of signal source realized by the method of FPGA+DDS have many merits such as high precision and fast switch speed, which can satisfies the developing tendency of test facility.

The court held that Austria was not obliged to do so, with an explicit reference to the fact that there is "an emerging consensus towards legal recognition of same-sex couples" (para. 105) and that this was a rapidly developing tendency in the past ten years, but that currently no consensus existed yet (which it described as: there is no majority of states doing this yet).

But Eva seems to have somehow gotten idea that sensitivity = effective way to get attention, i.e., has developed tendency to set herself apart from others, possibly as way of distinguishing self, i.e., casting self as better, more refined than others?

These elements don't come naturally as we have developed tendencies that help us in the short-term, but really can hamper us in the long run.

Now you are seeing a very dangerous trend where some Sunnis are developing jihadist tendencies, with the reported support of Saudi money, which is practically limitless given the price of oil.

Rewarding children for kind, helpful or "prosocial"—actions goes against everything researchers know about developing these tendencies in students.

But that law is not enough to ensure that elephants are properly managed or to prevent them from developing aggressive tendencies that can escalate into human fatalities.