Sentence examples for trend of explaining from inspiring English sources

Take, for example, this recent piece by Patrick Stokes which continues the liberal post-911 trend of explaining "fear".

But for the time being Facebook executives seem to continue to follow a trend of explaining themselves on Twitter, so we'll take that as the current statement for Facebook.

The purpose of this study is to (1) evaluate the use of an existing transient groundwater-flow model to answer water-quality questions, (2) develop and test model-derived time-dependent variables in relation to measured water-quality trends, and (3) evaluate the usefulness of tracer calibration data for the purpose of explaining trends.

It is shown that the qualitative performance of the model corresponds closely to the majority of phenomenological trends and is capable of explaining the observed experimental behaviour.

The ODI will enable organisations and individuals to find and exploit untapped markets and business opportunities; explore and understand social and cultural trends and; experiment with ways of explaining this emerging ecosystem," ODI's chief executive Gavin Starks said in a statement.

It is impossible to disaggregate the relative significance of donor factors versus recipient factors in terms of explaining the trends observed, or to predict what might have happened if such recipient-related factors had not arisen.

This article not only provides a contemporary review of research and delineation of determinants, but extends our knowledge by adopting an analytical strategy to categorize these determinants, with the aim to provide a better understanding of the often highly interdisciplinary and complex task of explaining fertility trends and differences.

The trend to explain the evolution of human races, morality, and civilization was capped by Darwin in his two-volume The Descent of Man, and Selection in Relation to Sex (1871).

These results are eventually combined with the assessment of key technology development trends to explain how this can affect the development of a European supergrid.

Regression coefficients for the BIC-selected trend variables, explaining a portion of the spatial variability in observed BWDO and BWHF, are provided in Table 1.

Because the overall slightly decreasing trend of porosity cannot explain the spatial distribution of the IS layers, the possibility that localized slight changes in porosity occur cannot be ruled out.