Sentence examples for traditional trend from inspiring English sources

This follows the traditional trend of the opposition party seeing the economy as in worse condition than the president's party does.

"As the growth process normalizes again, the traditional trend toward a declining SOE share will take over again," he wrote in an e-mail message, using the shorthand for state-owned enterprise.

The most potential parts of the plants that could exhibit antimicrobial activity as judged by the traditional trend for the parts to be used for the treatment of diseases were selected for the study (Table 1).

In the traditional trend analysis methods, such as in time series analysis, observations are assumed to be dependent and need to be aggregated before analysis, for instance to analyse changes over time in means or proportions.

In Italy, traditional trends in sculpture are reflected in the brilliant accomplished modelling of Giacomo Manzù; Marino Marini, devoting himself almost entirely to the single theme of horse and rider, gave a bald realistic style an oddly apocalyptic force.

These results illustrate the improvement that disease-specific expert systems, such as GUARDIAN, represent over traditional trend-based anomaly detection systems.

One of the traditional trends in cheese research has been to screen among the existing starter or nonstarter strains and determine whether they could have potential health benefits.

In the late 1930s, Dali's artistic style took a turn for the more traditional, a trend reflected in his political leanings, as he began to show support for the Franco regime in Spain.

However, traditional CCEAs trend to converge to Nash equilibrium rather than the global optimum due to information loss accompanied with problem decomposition.

The experiment results show that the proposed method extracts the fatigue evolution stages information of rolling bearing effectively and much easier and more accuracy than the traditional feature trend analysis and other two traditional feature extraction methods.

In addition to traditional African trend, the study area, South-eastern Nigeria, has of late witnessed massive proliferation of spiritual churches (prayer houses), where spiritual healers prescribe partially processed plant products, holy water, and olive oil as pharmacologic adjuncts to their spiritual therapy for eye diseases.