Sentence examples for missing trend from inspiring English sources

Of course, when some social media users log in and see a "missing" trend, they're quick to make the assumption that Twitter or Facebook itself is to blame.

We calculated frequency of data gaps and analyzed the gaps subdivided as very brief (<15 min), brief (15 30 min), prolonged (>30 min) and very prolonged (>2 h), so as to better describe the clinical significance of the missing trend data.

And GM under Wagoner missed trend after trend: GM was late into crossovers, meaning sport utility vehicles built on car platforms, which are big thing now.

But Caddy has also missed trends spotted by its top domestic rival, Ford's Lincoln division.

Therefore, what seems impossible is often our short-sightedness missing the trends behind the trends (e.g., Moore's Law) that profoundly shape our world.

To avoid missing the trend, the soft-drink giants have scrambled to buy the industry's top noncarbonated brands or develop their own.

Nokia, the world's largest mobile phone maker, paid a heavy price on Friday for missing the trend toward stylish clamshell phone handsets, denting its vaunted reputation as the arbiter of cellphone chic.

With "closed" services like 360, says Mr Perkins, it is now Yahoo! that is missing the trend toward an ever more "open web" that will be "full of one-trick ponies" all available at a single click.

However, unless I'm missing a trend in the making, novels for teenagers, while breaking taboos in the previously restricted subject areas of sex and religion, are still reluctant to depict contemporary American political life as part of the context of a protagonist's world.

In cases such as these, the fact that Google is not showing the search data from today and yesterday means that it is completely missing the trend.

Given that NHL treatment is determined mainly by subtype and pathology (not stage), this missing data trend was understandable.