Sentence examples for direction over time from inspiring English sources
While the ground of the debate has shifted sharply in favor of reform of late, it has shifted just as far in the other direction over time.
A positive correlation between two components indicates that they generally affect the prey or predator in the same direction over time, thus reinforcing one another.
In addition, parameter sensitivities and interactions vary in magnitude and direction over time due to temporal and spatial dynamics of hydrologic processes.
We don't believe this spectrum represents a "maturity model," in which attitudes in a country predictably shift in a given direction over time (say, from less privacy conscious to more).
That said, companies which fail to move in this direction over time will put themselves at a disadvantage versus competitors in the war for talent, putting at risk their competitive position, increasing their likelihood for picking the wrong leadership teams, and undermining their value to shareholders.
Results are presented in terms of wind speed frequency estimates down to very low values, and also the dependence of such conditions on time of day, stability and averaging time, and the persistence of both wind speed and direction over time periods from ten minutes to three hours.
Progressively more genes were affected in both cell types, and many showed similar trends in direction, over later time points.
So an analysis of the directions they take over time shows all kinds of new correlations.
Noah Smith disagrees, because land isn't really particularly scarce — when we see high land prices in some metro areas, it's all about the agglomeration effects, which could go in various directions over time.
A key point is that the complexity of the tendon healing process cannot be replicated simply by injecting a subset of growth factors, whose effects may occur in opposite directions over time.
