Sentence examples for the same tendency of from inspiring English sources
Whether it's Valerie Plame, Ruby Ridge or Roger Clemens, we see the same tendency of politicians to obsess over personal vendettas and of police to chase harmless bugaboos while really dangerous crime and corruption flowers unmonitored.
The results were compared with other studies, and the same tendency of variation with pulse duration was demonstrated.
It can be seen in Fig. 5 that the model follows the same tendency of the observed groundwater level.
All experiments showed the same tendency of significantly reduced differentiation in the GO-treated samples, despite an apparently large variation.
Through Figure 11c we can see that the generated tiles follow the same tendency of becoming darker as σ augments.
Both the experiments showed the same tendency of the size-dependence, which indicated that the self-sharpening becomes weak with an increase in particle size.
Likewise the thermal responses, the same tendencies of the stress distribution are confirmed for the different insulation materials.
So, the same tendencies of anion interferences for all-solid-state ISE and all-solid-state reference electrodes cancel each other in differential potentiometric detection.
Numerical results indicate that the nonlinear coefficient has little effects on the natural frequency, and the three models predict qualitatively the same tendencies of the natural frequencies with the changing parameters and the integro-partial-differential equation yields results quantitatively closer to those of the coupled equations.
LO: Pétalos del Bierzo 2007, Bierzo (Descendientes de José Palacios) ($20) This entry-level bottling from Spanish wine icon Alvaro Palacios and his nephew, Ricardo Perez, shows some of the same tendencies of their pricier Bierzos to grow, expand and change in the glass.
In Serbian and Croatian and in the western part of the West Slavic area (Sorbian and Czech), the same tendency to lose some of the distinctions between cases is observed, but to a lesser degree.
