Sentence examples for trend continuity from inspiring English sources

Cognitive barriers include: spatial horizon (state/local centred, absolute notion of space); issue horizon (sectoral silos of regulatory responsibility); dynamic horizon (trend continuity); and, ethical horizon (policymaking as rational project, bounded by invariable outputs).

These years were chosen for trend continuity while including years of positively autocorrelated HIV prevalence (partly justifying use of IDW) and early years (1996, 1999, 2001) of non-significant and/or negative autocorrelation which nevertheless illuminate spatiotemporal patterns.

The central dilemma of high-tech firms is managing two conflicting trends: continuity and rapid change.

The results from these surveys have revealed notable trends, including continuity of practice within organizations over time, growth rates of content exceeding predictions, shifts in content availability requirements, and limited adoption of best practices for interval fixity checking and the Trusted Digital Repositories (TDR) checklist.

This study illustrates the utility of combining ecological niche reconstructions with archaeological data to identify and evaluate diachronic trends in cultural continuity for situations where such patterns may be missed when the focus of study is restricted solely to lithic technology and typology.

Postan began the trend towards stressing continuities between the pre- and post-invasion economies, aided by fresh evidence emerging from the use of archaeological techniques to understand the medieval economy from the 1950s onwards.

In promoting the sermon, reformers in Germany and Switzerland were in continuity with trends in medieval preaching, but at the same time the new centrality given to the preached word fundamentally altered the worship experience, particularly the aural experience.

In fact some of the hottest data center technologies and trends also support business continuity.

The value of this approach can be seen in its ability to generate, if not a fuller picture of the long-term trends in change and continuity in southwestern Iran, but perhaps an alternative view that can lead to further research.

Its density has been calculated to be 11.724 g/cm3, while experimental measurements give values between 11.5 and 11.66 g/cm3: these values lie intermediate between those of its neighbours actinium (10.07 g/cm3) and protactinium (15.37 g/cm3), showing the continuity of trends across the actinide series.

The slight lack of continuity in trends between the figures of Delnoij (1975 1990) and this study (1995 2005) may reflect real changes in GP income.