Sentence examples for longterm trends from inspiring English sources
From radio wave observations in the LF range (phase height and absorption measurements) at mid-latitudes longterm trends have been derived for the meso- and lower thermosphere.
This may also tell us that EUV can be more suitable in modeling the solar variation of vTEC especially for longterm trends.
He draws attention to longterm trends that other writers have little noted, like the growing power and influence of Turkey in the Middle East and Central Europe and the importance of the alliance between Israel and Turkey -- "a seismic shift," he calls it.
They say nothing about biases in longterm trends.
They are part of the college's longterm trend of improvement and are way up on last years results where only 41% of pupils scored A*- C. One pupil, William Cheung, who is currently doing his GCSEs, took Maths A-level two years early and has just come away with an A. So what is behind the schools recent success?
With the 1980s — Ronald Reagan, tax cuts and the taming of inflation — returns perked up, but in 1987 they were still below the longterm trend.
"During the period between the 3.19 and 4.7 releases, the kernel community was merging changes at an average rate of 7.8 patches per hour; that is a slight increase from the 7.71 patches per hour seen in the previous version of this report, and a continuation of the longterm trend toward higher patch volumes".
For every thinkpiece calling our generation entitled narcissists, I say, "Hey, what about the longterm economic trends forcing us into debt and making us poorer than our parents?
The apparent slowdown in database license growth reflects a shift in Oracle's sales model, not a longterm demand trend, Mr. Henley said.
It remains the last foothold for indigenous people in the city, and a hold out against the trend of pricing out longterm residents.
Mr. Resnes, who began work in January and is currently single, having recently split up with his longterm girlfriend, has started something of a trend.
