Sentence examples for trend at which from inspiring English sources
There were so many this week that the hashtag began to trend, at which point even Twitbots began to participate, ("OMFG!," wrote one named @DorothyWolff4. "I was surprised this was back!").
These fractures are also aligned along the same direction of NW SE trend at which the rock contacts are aligned (Fig. 9).
The bad news is that the growth was below the long-term trend rate at which the U.S. economy expands and is not strong enough to drive down unemployment.
But remember, this is not a chartists' trend line, at which the market should reassuringly bounce.
That's the rough trend at play, which can be summarized as follows.
The latest figures continue an upwards trend at Prestwick, which opened the year with passenger numbers up by 31% over January 2012.
However, there's a third trend at play, which is that retailers increasingly have the capabilities to do something about what they learn regarding in-store influence over customer behavior.
There was a significant linear trend towards suffering severe morbidity with increasing gestational age (p trend = 0.02) at which induced abortion occurred.
Galenson introduces a simple classification of creativity careers (early vs. late-bloomers), relates it to a bipartite typology of creativity (conceptual vs. experimental innovators) and builds on this typology to explain the decreasing trend of age at which artists were most creative over several generations in the 19th and 20th centuries.
Significant results were found for: eating salads (odds ratio (OR) 0.42, 95% CI 0.20 0.92 in the highest quartile of consumption) and a light (as distinct from no) breakfast (OR 0.18, 95% CI 0.07 – 0.48) were protective; quantity of tea was a risk factor and there was a significant positive trend with temperature at which hot drinks were consumed (P = 0.03).
Five minutes later "Stalker Sarah" was trending on Twitter, at which point teenage girls (and some of their parents) materialized like an invading army.
