Sentence examples for trend we call from inspiring English sources
"We are seeing among shoppers a trend we call 'the antiprice,' where they say, 'For the right information, a nice environment, I'll pay a little more,"' she added.
"There's a trend we call generational blur, something that's been growing over the last 20 years," said Irma Zandl, a marketing expert in Manhattan whose Zandl Group tracks tastes and trends among the under-30 set.
Where we seek a more empathetic and connected relationship with all brands - a trend we call The Warming Web.
Is it all part of the trend (can we call it a trend?) of assessing women more for their brains than the size of their boobs?
How has the increasing popularity of social sites like MySpace, LinkedIn and Facebook influenced your growth? A. We believe we are part of a trend, which we call social finance.
Now, this kind of serendipitous synchronicity among designers does nothing to disabuse me of my belief that what we call "trends" are actually "evil plots cooked up by designers who scheme together ahead of time to make similar colours and clothes to convince the public that in order to look up to date we need to buy their wares".
For example, if you get a lot of comments and a lot of shares, and then we pick it, it will rise to a more popular page, which we call trending.
Given that we cover the short time span of only eight semesters, we merely fitted models with a linear time trend, which for brevity we called "trend".
Given we cover the short time span of eight semesters, we only fitted models with a linear time trend, which for convenience we called "trend".
We call this trend a local chip artifact.
We call this trend the "multiplex line" and it provides an insight into the results obtained by increasing the number of biological replicates used into a fixed number of sequencing lanes, in this case 2 sequencing lanes.
