Sentence examples for tendency spread from inspiring English sources

These late works exemplify a tendency spread throughout his fiction to mix the human and the animal into strange chimeras.

Descriptive statistics and graphical representations will be used to summarize the central tendencies, spread, frequencies or distributions of all relevant variables.

Specifically, boxplots [ 48] were used to capture the distribution's central tendency (median), spread (fourth-spread), skewness (based on the relative positions of the median, lower fourth and upper fourth), tail length as well as outliers.

Sustained tones had a tendency to spread.

In both cases, the damage has a tendency to spread.

But information has a tendency to spread, especially digital information.

THE most insidious thing about cancer is its tendency to spread.

4. Hollywood has some tendency to "spread the wealth" -- generally, it hurts a nominee's chances if she's won in her category before.

"This has always been a problem of mine, this tendency to spread myself too thin," Miss Lewis self-deprecatingly told Esquire magazine in 1980, after she had left reporting to be a columnist again.

They also have a tendency to spread light out over a range of frequencies, resulting in pallid, pastel shades rather than crisp, bright ones.Dr Olson's proposed solution uses tiny aluminium rods.

It was the only award for "Clybourne," reflecting Tony voters' tendency to spread the good news; 11 musicals and plays won at least one Tony, out of 37 eligible shows.