Sentence examples for great decoupling from inspiring English sources

They call this phenomenon the "great decoupling".

"I call it the great decoupling," says Brynjolfsson.

6. There's been a great decoupling between productivity and income.

As we move ahead the Great Decoupling will only accelerate, for two reasons.

The great decoupling of profits from jobs could last for a long time.

And the great decoupling of profits from jobs could last for a long time.

The high fecundity of marine bivalves together with an unpredictable and highly variable success of reproduction and recruitment (sweepstakes reproduction) might produce a greater decoupling between Ne and N than in other organisms with lower fecundities, and we suggest this could explain why a higher segregating load could be maintained for a given silent mutation effective size.

Note that removing nodes with the lowest 21.5 % of nodal clustering coefficient (right panel of the top row, Fig. 9) minimally impacts structural connectome's intrinsic geometry, suggesting that clustering coefficient probes a network property that is to a great degree decoupled from properties such as nodal path length or strength.

This affords greater design flexibility by decoupling considerations for the biomolecular cargo and the physiological environment.

Although these traits independently varied among positions as exhibited above, it is not great enough to decouple the strong correlation between traits.

So if, as plenty of data suggests, the growing GDP is mostly going to the rich, then the chances of decoupling are far greater.