One example is momentum, the tendency for assets that have recently risen in price to continue doing so.
The initial medical use of estrogen and testosterone, for example, gained momentum in the 20's and 30's, before the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act of 1938 changed the landscape of prescription medicines by requiring drug companies to prove safety before receiving F.D.A. approval.
When asked if he sees the protest movement slowing down anytime soon, he referenced Bacon's Rebellion, the fall of the Soviet Union, and the Protestant Reformation as examples of momentum.
For example, the average momentum carried in a certain direction would give the viscosity.
She cited the Oldham byelection last month, in which Labour increased its share of the vote, as an example of where Momentum volunteers had helped with campaigning.
But it can, both by its scale and its example, help give momentum to decisions in these wider forums and to shape a consensus.
Certainly China has changed the more, though Hong Kong's role in this compared with, for example, the dynamic momentum of China's internal reforms, and the country's accession to the World Trade Organisation is debatable.
Sonic Solutions, a small cap provider of digital media products, offers a good example of these Momentum Pullbackers.
For example, if the momentum density is non-positive, the solution on (mathbb{R}) approaches a left moving peakon train whereas on (mathbb{R}_), solutions with non-positive initial momentum densities must blow up in finite time (see [16]) and we cannot discuss their asymptotic properties.
