Village conversation, always tending to the left, was suspect -- even illegal -- under the repressive antiradical wartime laws the government instituted.
In search of silence The Real Thing's defences of traditional English, and its satirical treatment of Brodie, an anti-nuclear campaigner, have helped to encourage the classification of Stoppard as a rare rightwinger among a generation of dramatists (Pinter, Bond, Hare, Brenton, Edgar) tending to the left.
If there exists such that is superlinear (resp., sublinear) on, then tends to the left (resp., the right) near.
And bifurcates from to the right to a unique degenerate positive solution of (1.1), then it tends to the left to.
If (h_vge h_u), the H-core of the consistent nearest approximated non-negative trapezoidal fuzzy semi-number, (tilde{v}_{h_v}), tends to the left side and similarly if (h_vle h_u), the H-core of the consistent nearest approximated non-negative trapezoidal fuzzy semi-number, (tilde{v}_{h_v}), tends to the right side.
If (h_vge h_u) the H-core of the consistent nearest approximated non-positive trapezoidal fuzzy semi-number, (tilde{v}_{h_v}), tends to the right side and similarly if (h_vle h_u) the H-core of the consistent nearest approximated non-positive trapezoidal fuzzy semi-number, (tilde{v}_{h_v}), tends to the left side.
In describing his own political views, he has said they "tend to the left of center".
Academics tend to the centre-left nearly everywhere, and talk endlessly about class and multiculturalism.
If there exists such that is superlinear (resp., sublinear) on and (resp., ) for, then tends to the right (resp., the left) near. .
If there exists such that is superlinear (resp., sublinear) on and (resp., ) for, then tends to the right (resp., the left) near.
In Western democracies in the 20th century, the creative class has tended to lean to the left and to find its outraged voice when conservatives are in power.
