Sentence examples for trends of days from inspiring English sources

T-chart control limits were calculated and Shewhart rules for special-cause signals were applied to identify significant shifts in the mean and trends of days between errors.

Except in January, February and March, number of stations showing positive trend are stronger than that of negative stations, particularly in January with 41 stations is by far the month with the highest number of positive trends of rainy days.

In addition, the trends of 28 days compressive strength for Specimens BS30 + FA30 and SF 5 concrete mixed in Group II series are almost the same to those in Group I series, as shown in Figs. 1a and 1b.

It was potent, but a little miscalculated: DMX generally existed in a world outside hip-hop, nowhere near the trends of the day.

Bernstein's ambivalence toward the new-music trends of his day is perhaps most evident in an anecdote recalled by his longtime assistant, the composer Jack Gottlieb.

Corporate law firms have long positioned their practices to capitalize on the business trends of the day, from the boom in bankruptcies in the wake of Enron and WorldCom to the leveraged buyout mania of the last decade.

That's principally because what she has championed at Prune — hearty comfort food prepared to a gourmet's standards and served in a manner so unceremonious that the utensils don't always match — foreshadowed some of the most prominent dining trends of the day.

It is now published nine times a year, keeps collectors informed on trends of modern day doll collecting, and continues to sponsor the IDEX trade shows that feature reborn competitions and conventions.

We used the daily mortality risk scores from an existing time-dependent survival model to create five trend indicators: absolute and relative percent change in the risk score from the previous day; absolute and relative percent change in the risk score from the start of the trend; and number of days with a trend in the risk score.

For the Yunnan province, the decreasing trend of rainy days is scattered.

However, the Met Office Regional Climate model simulation has shown that the trend of decreasing days of winter snow in the UK will probably continue.