Sentence examples for trends typical from inspiring English sources

She's 21 but she follows Tumblr trends typical of a teenager: she says she's a social phobic, addicted to the internet and obsessed with cats and dogs.

The results are discussed according to the theories developed for the cathodic deposition of alloys, concluding that the system conforms to the trends typical of irregular deposition.

The platform coordinators indicated that the companies are reluctant to support pre-competitive research - an attitude that is consistent with the more general trends typical for large Russian companies in this field, which prefer acquiring licenses for foreign technologies to developing their own 'know-how'.

On the contrary, the Amide column shows a striking U-shape trend, typical of both hydrophobic and hydrophilic retention mechanisms.

The concentrations of pendent double bonds in copolymers, calculated from the consumption of monomers and copolymer composition, follow the general trend typical for vinyl divinyl copolymerizations.

The population spike between 1821 and 1901 is a trend typical to the general growth in the need for physical labour from parishes in the Kent downland agricultural region in the 19th century which was followed in the early 20th century by the increasing mechanisation of farming activity.

Environmental disasters have become the new vampires in fiction trends, a typical storyline dealing with conflict over basic resources leading to an imbalance of power between totalitarian rulers and their hapless serfs.

However, it is highly likely that the trends for typical BSE and variant CJD will both decrease in parallel as feed bans continue to interrupt recycled contamination.

(The graphs show the results of the 100th DCT block from the Minnesota in-painted sequence but the trend is typical among all sequences we have tested).

While this trend was typical for studies conducted in developed countries, it was slightly different in developing countries.

In this study, we estimated the magnitude of the effect and trend in the incidence and associated mortality rates of infections related to S. aureus and MRSA over a 7-year period, from 1999 through 2005, paying particular attention to the overall S. aureus infection level and the trend of typical community-associated infections.