Sentence examples for trend by which from inspiring English sources
Christie's specialist Giovanna Bertazzoni saw the auction as part of a general trend by which "mediatised" works sell well.
"We see visual search as being the prominent trend by which retail businesses and consumers interact with each other going forward".
By selecting a relative unknown the studio is sticking to a recent trend by which an increasing number of major "tent-pole" films have been marketed to fans as "concept" movies rather than old-fashioned star vehicles.
Demand for 724 Solutions' type of technology stems from the growing popularity of convergence, a trend by which the Internet and wireless devices are increasingly coming together.
Early phases of port system development showed a rather linear trend by which one dominant port (city) accumulated traffic at the expense of its neighbors through a path-dependent process.
Our first goal was to understand the general trend by which chromatin-bound proteins influence p65 recruitment.
While attending the World Economic Forum session in Sharm al-Shaykh, Egypt, Foreign Minister Ahmed Ali Abu al-Ghayt claimed that a push for democracy could lead to "antimodernity" trends, by which he meant the Muslim Brotherhood.
However, it is also important to compare the differences among young, middle-age, and elderly people to observe the trends by which abilities significantly deteriorate [ 8].
While some observed trends suggest covariation between length of basic training, age, and service branch, surveillance has not shown consistent trends by which military rates meaningfully differ from those in the general population.
They fit another trend, too the one by which Russian authorities resort to bans to solve problems, rather than working to improve the conditions causing those problems.
But Onavo's real utility is pumping a ton of app usage data to its parent company, giving Facebook an invaluable bird's-eye view into mobile trends by observing which apps are gaining traction and which are fizzling out.
