Sentence examples for polarization trend from inspiring English sources
'polarization trend' is correct and can be used in written English
You can use it to refer to the phenomenon of two different groups becoming increasingly divided in opinion and views. For example: "Recent studies have shown that the nation is on a steady polarization trend, with more and more people aligning themselves with extreme political views on either side of the spectrum."
In this sense, the job polarization "trend" is a business "cycle" phenomenon.
Nevertheless, this is insufficient to match the polarization trend, which resulted in 40 per cent of all employment in the EU in 2012 being in high-skilled occupations, according to Eurostat.6.
We also examined the dependence of polarization trends on the geometry of light scattering by changing the phase angle (source-aggregate-observer angle).
Although the simulated trend of circular polarization spectra is well matched to the laboratory data and suggests that our model correctly reproduces polarization trends, the magnitude of the modeled results is several orders smaller than measured in the lab.
To determine whether our model could eventually reproduce the circular polarization magnitude, to study how stable the results are with changing parameters, and to look for other possible polarization trends that might later be helpful in using homochirality as a biosignature we then investigated how the properties of the aggregates affect the results.
Delaware's genteel political culture notwithstanding, the state has not been inoculated from the national polarization trends.
So far, a considerable body of theoretical and experimental evidence has supported these polarization trends: Molecular mechanics.
As it can be seen that there is no polarization descending trend observed even after retention time of 3200 s, clearly confirming the excellent polarization phase maintained after the removal of external fields for a long time.
Apart from that, the slightly higher capacitance of BMIM+/Tf− compared to BMIM+/FSI− at positive polarization and the reverse trend at negative polarization is associated with the effectively shortened EDL thickness that resulted from the smaller size of Tf− in contrast to FSI−.
The same regions at 0° polarization show a reversed trend - the ratio at the vertical edges weakens while the horizontal edges of the cells become superior.
Thus, a trend towards polarization can be seen, where the population is divided into those that are exercising and those that are not.
