Sentence examples for evolution of the trend from inspiring English sources

This allowed the Anonymous collective to automatically pool their computing power to wage attacks on companies the collective did not like – Sony, Visa, MasterCard etc. "LulzSec is the natural evolution of the trend that Anonymous started – focused online hactivism.

With this information, the trends for the input variables are also obtained and together with the output variable trends are represented in such a way that the temporal evolution of the trend is stored within the own-trends.

where ψ is an effect common to all counties in all states in division d.5 This relaxes the linear assumption of equation (2)—these trends can evolve quite non-parametrically over time but with the unattractive assumption that the evolution of the trend is common to a large geographic area (a Census division).

The evolution of this trend is, itself, going back to the future.

The extracted lineaments were divided into five populations based on the main age of host rocks outcropping in the study area to obtain information about the temporal evolution of the lineament trends through geologic time.

The evolution of the WNW ESE trending system, resulting in asymmetric trenches, led to progressive failure of the lower part of the slope during the last 10,000 years, as testified by large paleo landslide accumulations, and it is still in progress.

Note also that equation (5) makes clear that this approach is still based on some assumptions about the nature of the evolution of the county-specific trend and, as such, is neither a generalization nor a special case of the alternative approaches allowing for geographic-specific trends discussed here.

The evolution of the discipline and the trend towards a tailored therapy suggest that health economics is not the end of clinical freedom but the start of it.

As the authors put it: 'The evolution of the discipline and the trend towards a tailored therapy suggest that health economics is not the end of clinical freedom but the start of it' [ 22], p. 1; see also [ 23].

Although these explanations are unlikely given the generally slow rate of plant mtDNA sequence evolution and the trend towards a reduced frequency of introns and RNA editing in Silene [ 22], they certainly cannot be ruled out.

Table 4 also shows the yearly evolution of the fuel efficiency trends from 1973 to 2014.