- Loughlin. The
Trends series was
established in 1976 with
Trends in
Biochemical Sciences,
rapidly followed by
Trends in Neurosciences,
Trends in Pharmacological...
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enthusiastically follow an
impulse for a
short period.
Trend,
trending, or
trends may also
refer to:
Market trend, a
period of time when
prices in a
financial market...
-
Google Trends is a
website by
Google that
analyzes the po****rity of top
search queries in
Google Search across various regions and languages. The website...
- The
cephalocaudal trend, or
cephalocaudal gradient of growth,
refers to the
pattern of
changing spatial proportions over time
during growth. One example...
- John
Trend,
Baron Trend, GCB, CVO, PC (2
January 1914 – 21 July 1987) was a
British civil servant and
later Rector of
Lincoln College, Oxford.
Trend was...
- Citi
Trends, Inc. is an
American retail clothing chain selling discounted products targeted primarily at
urban (AfrAm) customers. The
company opened its...
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because trend followers always wait for the
trend to
shift first, then "follow" it. The key
reasons for
trending markets are a
number of
behavioral biases...
- No
Trend was an
American noise rock and
hardcore punk
group from Ashton, Maryland,
formed in 1982. They were
considered anti-hardcore, with the members...
- Motor
Trend is an
American automobile magazine. It
first appeared in
September 1949, and
designated the
first Car of the Year, also in 1949.
Petersen Publishing...
- A fad,
trend, or
craze is any form of
collective behavior that
develops within a culture, a
generation or
social group in
which a
group of
people enthusiastically...
