Corresponding displacement profiles illustrated the same trend with small value to reference S2 (red) and large value to reference S1 (black) (Fig. 3E).
"The real benefit is a longer term, almost cultural change -- intensifying a trend to U.S. business reference points, such as human resource management, I.T. systems, and the lifting of red tape," said Alan Oxley, director of the Australian Business Coalition for the F.T.A., a lobbying group.
This can also be conveyed through images that contrast then and now, giving products a "local look" or color palettes, patterns and imagery to reference design trends, such as mid-century or pop art.
Butler and Norris (2013) describe a modelling framework designed to predict farmland bird population trends with reference to the resources provided by the habitats found at the sites.
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But with Bitly's traction in URL shortening, this could become the go to reference for trending articles and sites.
I foresee it becoming much bigger in the future because the Internet is starting to reference itself (trend in screen shots, memes, Internet themed videos, etc) and people like that.
Mapping of sample read pools to reference sequences revealed several trends, including decreased alignment success with increased read length and decreased variant recovery with increased divergence.
We have reconstructed the history of sediment yield to Lake Takkobu in Kushiro Mire over the last 300 years and have examined trends with reference to land-use development.
After an introductory essay that casts current trends in reference and referring in terms of an ongoing dialogue between Fregean and Russellian approaches, the book addresses specific topics, balancing breadth of coverage with thematic unity.
