Sentences with phrase «several general trends»

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At General Mills, Associate Marketing Manager Nicole Korb says several of the company's brands work directly with influencers and bloggers, a trend that is, without question, continuing to gain momentum.

«This trend could be due to several factors (or a combination of them): more startups being targeted for acquihires as their growth slows, capital availability leading to more ready cash on - hand, and a general consolidation of certain industries (e.g., food delivery companies acquiring each other),» CB Insights wrote in a blog post.

IBM participates in several executive compensation surveys that provide general trend information and details on levels of salary, target annual incentives and long - term incentives, the relative mix of short - and long - term incentives, and mix of cash and stock - based pay.

With revenue trending downward for several years running, General Mills is focused on stabilizing the top line, and management hopes that buying into a whole new industry will do the trick.

Cluss said the general trend is the consequence of several interlinking factors.

At the end of 2014 the party were trending at around 20 per cent in several opinion polls with some excitable elements in the media claiming the party could win as many as 40 seats in the general election.

Welcoming participants, Chief of administration, Nigerian Army, Major General Idris Alkali noted that officers and soldiers of the Nigerian Army were involved in several operations within and outside the country hence the need for personnel to improve on their professional competence and catch up with modern trends in theatres of operation.

Projects in this year's competition trended toward education and global health, although several teams tackled another pressing problem worldwide — traffic management — with applications for improving bus routes and a social networking tool for organizing car pools, says Jon Perera (pdf), Microsoft's general manager for education.

Over the past few months, I have written about several «trees» that have not been following the general upward trend of the market.

Several of the principles that successful trend traders use are difficult for the general public to understand.

There is strong demand for premium and specialty products due to safety concerns after the pet - related recalls several years ago, plus there are pets with health problems or other special needs, and a general trend toward pampering pets.

The general trend in hardwood flooring over the past several years is a move away from formal décor towards spaces with a homier, more lived - in look.

Since longer historical trends have long period cycles of several hundred years, and we obviously were emerging from the LIttle Ice Age to the present, I see no clear reason to suspect that we will continue the general rise at all.

Nice to see a conclusion I reached on my own look at several different data sources confirmed independently by someone else... that conclusion being that we have been in a general cooling trend for the past few thousand years (Fig 5).

Just because we've had record high temperatures in the past several years and general worrisome warming trend...

The map of thickness temperature spatial trends and their zonal average over 1979 — 1996 (Fig. 2) shows that warming in the Northern Hemisphere is statistically significant only in several small isolated regions, and does not support a conclusion of general warming of the Northern Hemisphere troposphere — or the latitudinal characteristics reported in (1).

I am not aware of any non solar influence on stratospheric temperature trends that has reversed it's effect sice the mid 90s which is around the time that solar cycle 23 started showing general weakening compared to the previous several cycles.

I do know that it is very often the case that micro climates can be within tens of miles and yet several degrees different, but as I do not know all the factors that control such differences I would only be speculating if I tried to list possible factors that would be vulnerable to larger general trends.

Several analyses of ring width and ring density chronologies, with otherwise well - established sensitivity to temperature, have shown that they do not emulate the general warming trend evident in instrumental temperature records over recent decades, although they do track the warming that occurred during the early part of the 20th century and they continue to maintain a good correlation with observed temperatures over the full instrumental period at the interannual time scale (Briffa et al., 2004; D'Arrigo, 2006).

I'd say that, if you expect the trend to quickly revert back to something like 0.2 or more per decade, then in 30 years, looking back at the data, the last decade or so will in fact look an awful lot like «a pause» (as even Jim Hansen says, though Tamino argues back above), with the last several years dipping significantly below the general trend line.

However, there have been several downward movements in temp during that general upward trend; notably the increase in temp from 1910 - 1940 was as steep if not more pronounced than the post 1976 increase; AGW effects should have kicked in from about 1960 onward when CO2 levels ramped up but temp was down until 1976 and has been flat since either 1998 or 1995 if you believe Phil Jones and Lubos.

with the last several years dipping significantly below the general trend line

In line with a growing trend reflected in decisions from state supreme courts (those in Georgia, Massachusetts and Oregon), as well as from several federal trial courts, the New York intermediate appeals court recognized that «attorneys who have sought the advice of their law firm's in - house general counsel on their ethical obligations in representing a firm client may [properly] invoke [the] attorney - client privilege to resist the client's demand for the disclosure of communications seeking or giving such advice.»

In fact, almost all battery - based vehicles but the luxurious Tesla Model S have seen prices fall over the last several years, a trend likely to continue, says Mark Reuss, General Motors» global product development director.

Continuing a trend started by Macerich Co. and General Growth Properties several months ago, Developers Diversified Realty and Glimcher Property Trust just announced they will be swapping assets they feel are better...