Sentence examples for the secular changes from inspiring English sources

"The economy and the secular changes in our industry are causing everyone to rigorously manage costs, and unfortunately, this is a difficult but necessary step," said Michael Golden, vice chairman of the company and a board member of the foundation.

Furthermore, Sellek ([1980]) found significant secular variation in the Sq amplitude due to the secular changes in the Earth's magnetic field.

We also assumed that the total S concentration (∑S = SO4 2– + HSO4 – + CaSO4 (aq) + H2S + HS− + S2 −) in the initial seawater was 20 mmol/L according to a recent reconstruction of the secular changes in seawater sulfate concentrations in the Phanerozoic based on sulfur isotope records (Algeo et al. 2015).

The conceptual differences of these two measures were also reflected in our results, which showed that CFR captured more variability among regions even in low-income settings and was a more sensitive indicator of the secular changes of knowledge diffusion and policy changes, while RTFs were more sensitive to exposure to crashes and motorization.

Because of the secular changes previously discussed, the old jobs disappeared for good.

In the light of the supposed autism epidemic and the secular changes occurring in parental age at childbirth, untangling these pathways is vital, challenging and an urgent public health priority.

Such maps are similar to maps of secular variation of the entire field, indicating that most of the secular change is caused by the non-dipole components.

Last year, overall newspaper revenues dropped by about 7percentt, pushed along primarily by the secular change of readers and advertisers fleeing to the Web.

This work uses two different satellite geometries to explore the secular change of the spin rate and obliquity caused by the YORP effect for inactive Geostationary Earth Orbit (GEO) satellites.

For both models the secular change is explored with averaged dynamics, and the solutions of the averaged theory are compared with numerical integrations of the non-averaged equations of motion.

A regionally important driver is the secular change of the main magnetic field of the Earth.