Sentence examples for trends seasons from inspiring English sources

No, our psyches evolved to deal with hunting and gathering and their functional replacements, like earnings (rain), interest rates (wind), politics (tribes), trends (seasons), demographics (squalling children) and demagogues (neighboring chieftains).

Our model consists of components that represent trends, seasons at different levels (yearly, weekly, daily, special days and holidays), short-term dynamics and weather regression effects, including nonlinear functions for heating effects.

Though he is not the kind of designer who aims to set trends season by season, he has a clear influence for other designers, not least on Kanye West's burgeoning fashion career.

Counts of deaths were regressed on temperatures and O3 levels, controlling for possible confounders: long-term trends, season, influenza outbreaks, day of the week, and bank holiday effects.

This model could not only control the confounding factors such as long-time trends, season and meteorological factors, but also resolve the co linearity among different air pollutants.

Poisson regression was used to regress daily death counts on each air pollutant, controlling for time trends, season, and meteorologic influences such as temperature and relative humidity.

This study was conducted with non-parametric smooth function to control the confounding factors such as time trends, season and weather, which provides a more powerful way of evaluating the relationship than traditional methods.

Some designers are seekers of trends, but Prada actually is the trend, season after season, leaving others spinning at her heels as she unfolds her singular vision of what a woman can be.

This method splits the time series into three parts: long-term trend, season(s) and residual noise.

We controlled for long-term trend, season, temperature, gestation, mother's age, socioeconomic status, and fetal sex.

We fit generalized additive Poisson regressions for each city using nonparametric smooth functions to control for long time trend, season, and barometric pressure.