Sentence examples for trend red from inspiring English sources

Colorado is part of a national trend: red states are becoming redder and blue states are becoming bluer.

Cue the Congressional delegations from three states that trend red (as in cranberry-producing and Democratic): Massachusetts, Oregon and Wisconsin.

The trend (red line) should be horizontal for random data, but the positive slope indicates that something has affected the EGG network.

Note the rapid warming trend (red) in the Arctic in the Cowtan & Way version, missing from the Met Office data set.

(a) Regional mean trend (red dots represent initial and final data values), (b) abundance-area (the black line represents the data), (c) box plot (data plot on the left), and (d) Moran's I (the black line represents the data).

An example of these standard deviations is presented in Fig. 3. First panel of Fig. 3 shows the ozone VMR (ppm) through the blue line, the mean of 8 consecutive ozone values (red line) and the standard deviation calculated every 8 ozone values after the removal of the linear trend (red area) at 10 hPa for a time interval of nearly 2 days at the beginning of June 2011.

While hardly a reliable conservative on the bench he was definitely trending red on the bench.

Or it was bubbling up in the nascent youth-pop culture of Seoul, where the possibility of health benefits often fuels unstoppable food trends (Red Mango).

She hit all 19 counties in her first few months in the race, stumping across the region and spending hours, even days, in areas that had once been reliable Democratic strongholds but have trended red for more than a decade.

It's is the electoral blueberry of Larimer County, which a bruncher described to me as a kind of geographical donut that trends redder closer to its circumference.

As for Texas, if you envision the outline on this map, it is apparent that the swath of America that trended redder than usual in '08 was predominately outside her borders.