Sentence examples for sharing trend from inspiring English sources
The threat intelligence sharing trend has led other leaders in the tech industry to adopt similar initiatives.
Prezi's online presentation software already offers a popular alternative to creating otherwise tedious and visually uninspiring PowerPoint presentations, but now it seems the startup wants in on the consumer 'video' sharing trend.
It provides statistics on sharing trends, and the top content segments shared so that publishers can understand how users share their content and advertisers can better target their ads.
One interviewee described a clear distinction between sharing trends and forecasts (external to the company), and the internal opportunity areas identified by foresight (internally-identified opportunities and priorities for action).
For instance, Cairns et al. (2011) forecast co-moving mortality for two populations, whereas Russolillo et al. (2011) and Li and Lee (2005) forecast mortality of a single country using a shared trend among a group of countries.
The prevalence of a significant association among taxa, after considering environmental determinants, could indicate both the need to incorporate additional ecological mechanisms and the existence of a shared trend in the sampling bias among taxa and regions.
Earlier, Echevarría told me that neighborhoods share trends more than countries do.
With each year, the Academy appears to be following the lead of US chat show hosts in aiming to create a smattering of YouTube-friendly moments, to be easily shared, trended and lolled at.
It could also share "trending" content that is popular among your peers.
DFA identified shared trends among salinity time series and a full dynamic factor model simulated observed series well (overall coefficient of efficiency, Ceff = 0.85; 0.52 ≤ Ceff ≤ 0.99).
In consequence, one must either be happy with the assumption, in theory, of a model that likely has shared trends at a highly aggregated level or with an estimation procedure in which county-level observations are often entered without consistent controls for geographic trends.
