Sentence examples for trends on which from inspiring English sources

The league's teams have gone back and forth through the years in their hirings at the top, creating cyclical trends on which kind of coach creates success.

Indeed, among the trends on which RapidAPI is capitalizing are so-called micro services, where instead of creating hard-to-maintain software, companies are take their existing software and infrastructure and turning it into APIs.

So here are five winners and five losers of CES, as judged by those of us who went to the show, and with consideration both for the limited, short-term nature of the show itself and the longer-term sea of trends on which these companies and devices are sailing.

The trends on which the factors were based are illustrated in Figure 2, and the factors are given in Table 2.

The study puts hard numbers to a trend on which interrogators have long relied.

Educators and administrators are moving away from the monolithic, traditional learning management systems (like Blackboard and Moodle) in favor of collaborative, stream-based social environments — a trend on which Edmodo has thus far been able to capitalize.

In the U.S., Viacom Digital is the most popular destination for the under-18 crowd and there is growing traffic from YouTube to Viacom, a trend on which Viacom hopes to cash in.

All experiments showed a rapid increase in μ until apparent yielding at a displacement of approximately 1 mm (shear strains γ of 1 to 2), followed by a significant slip hardening trend on which the velocity steps are superimposed (Figure 1).

This would be a particular problem if analysis of the development of the CI over time would show different trends depending on which of the two indicators would be used.

I do confess, however, to taking pleasure in the passing on of certain trends, of which I have silently disapproved.

But not all the Tube lines show a trend depending on which direction you travel.