Germany's sense of its own history is a strong antidote against some of the more extremist tendencies currently at play in France.
Barring any major political or economic earthquakes, PiS will likely rule Poland for a while to come, providing momentum to the generally Eurosceptic, illiberal and authoritarian tendencies currently triumphing in eastern Europe.
People with resumes that strong are in short supply, and have an annoying tendency to be currently employed.
Most chemists working to produce new knowledge in experimental laboratories are not trained cheminformaticians, and have a strong tendency to follow currently accepted best practices for documenting their results.
Governor Paul LePage, who has served since 2011, is a Republican known for making inflammatory remarks, denouncing Hillary Clinton, and blacklisting news organizations that anger him, tendencies that may currently sound familiar.
The exhibition Report from Cities: Conflicts of an Urban Age, set up by Ricky Burdett, recalled the most important tendencies and conflicts currently underway in the urban sphere, amongst which the opposition between formal and informal emerges.
Observed delicate trade-off between NSC and sulfur poisoning tendencies of the currently investigated family of AZT-based NSR/LNT catalysts implies that Pt/5.4K2O/AZT is a promising catalyst revealing comparable NSC within the temperature range of 473 673 K to that of the conventional Pt/20Ba/Al benchmark catalyst, while exhibiting superior sulfur tolerance and regeneration characteristics.
Currently, a tendency towards an inversion of this picture seems to be ongoing, with a growing interest towards longer distances such as half-marathon and marathon.
A thorough appreciation of the flexibility inherent in Th-cell cytokine production will probably halt the currently popular tendency to label every Th cell that produces a particular combination of cytokines as a distinct T-cell lineage.
Of note, the two biases reported here bear a striking resemblance to the previously described tendency to favour a currently-endowed or status quo economic position (deferral bias) and loss aversion, the tendency to weight potential losses more heavily than potential gains in economic choice (exclusion proneness).
