Sentence examples for downwards tendency from inspiring English sources
According to [10], RMSSTD, RS and (Gamma ) have the property of monotonicity and their curves will have either an upwards or a downwards tendency towards the optimum when we monotonically increase (or decrease) the number of clusters (or the parameter at hand).
Aspartate transaminase also showed a downwards trend.
But should we be surprised by this tendency to punch downwards?
Such a premise seems similar to Dapper's Vine output, where his undoubted aptitude for compacting comic content is undone by a distasteful tendency to punch downwards.
Their weight gives them an inherent tendency to move downwards, but collisions can divert those motions in other directions.
The supermarine seafire for instance, requires much more control on take-off as it has a tendency to dip downwards unless this is not counteracted by pulling down on the yoke (stick).
Benedict has a soft, plump handshake, and a tendency to cast his eyes downwards as you speak to him – a shyness that, associates say, goes hand in hand with genuine humility.
And when anti-sexism came in, the tendency was to equalise that age downwards.
The long term trend is undoubtedly downwards.
"We are in a scenario where the tendency for interest rates is going to be downwards," Subir Gokarn, a deputy governor of the Reserve Bank of India, said in Bangalore on Friday.
