Sentence examples for the former trend from inspiring English sources

The former trend is mainly controlled by the transitional deformation mechanisms from slip band stage (the dislocation movement inhibition) to boundary sliding stage (vacancy diffusion).

The former trend represented a genuine revolution in how we treated the guilty; the latter trend just reflects our anxieties about possibly executing the innocent.

Messrs Finneran and Menino represent the former trend; Mr Harshbarger the latter".There isn't a unified party here," says Lou DiNatale of the University of Massachusetts.

Kellermann, the former Trend Micro officer, said he believes that the Obama administration's response to Russia's provocations last year was too little, too late — and thus emboldened the Russians to undertake a similar campaign in France.

But Free Democratic victories two weeks ago in Hesse, where the party got 10.1percentnt of the vote, and now in Bavaria, appear to have reversed the former trend.

The former trend was found to be in good agreement with literature data on the temperature dependence of residual stresses measured in similar composites, while the latter agreed with the observation of an increasing whisker pullout length in such composites with increasing temperature.

Cultural historians like Andy Medhurst think Chubby is the most significant remnant of that former trend: a boisterous and offensive comedy, typically for a working class audience.

Developed by former trend development executive and global hair educator Devin Graciano, Use Me is a universal hair care line that will simplify your everyday hair care routine.

We see the former in trends like co-working (like The Hub), distributed employment (like Taskrabbit), new civic associations, data-driven and member-fueled political campaigns, even online dating.

In summary, fecal-derived L. plantarum 9-41-A and L. fermentum M1-16 exerted significant hypocholesterolemic effect on Sprague-Dawley rats fed a high-cholesterol diet, with the former strain trending towards more significant reductive effects.

Statistically, most commodities are now so far away from their former downward trend that it makes it very probable that the old trend has changed — that there is in fact a Paradigm Shift — perhaps the most important economic event since the Industrial Revolution".