Übersetzung für 'upwards tendency' von Englisch nach Deutsch

upwards tendency

Aufwärtstrend {m}

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upwards {adv}

hinauf

nach oben

hinan [dichter.]

herauf

aufhin [österr., bayer.] [hinauf]

rauf [ugs.] [hinauf]

aufwärts

aufi [bayer.] [österr.] [ugs.] [hinauf]

empor

Werbung

to lead upwards

hinaufführen

to zoom upwards

in die Höhe schießen

to rocket upwards

in die Höhe schießen

to spiral upwards

sich in die Höhe schrauben

steigen

to edge upwards

leicht anziehen

leicht aufrücken

tending upwards

nach oben gerichtet

steigend

to curl upwards

sich emporkringeln

concave upwards {adj}

konvexmath.

• They also have the unusual tendency to arch the body strongly upwards when dead, with the head and metasoma often nearly touching above the thorax.
• Hewing occurs from the bottom of the stem upwards towards what was the top of the standing tree, reducing the tendency of the broken fibers to migrate inwards towards the eventual beam.
• The usefulness of this measure in assessing wage levels is debatable, particularly in an economy where low pay is prevalent, due to the tendency for the wages of a minority of high earners to 'skew' the average upwards.
• As soon as the flukes have reached the metacercarian stage, they alter the periwinkles' behaviour: Rather than moving to stay near the water line, the infected snails develop a pronounced tendency to move upwards.
• (as is the tendency on half-pipes that don't go vertically upwards).

• Production aircraft featured an automated nose-flap operation to counteract a tendency for the aircraft to pitch upwards during low-to-moderate Mach numbers.
• Alternatively, a spirit level that exploits the buoyancy of an air bubble and its tendency to go vertically upwards may be used to test for horizontality.
• However, since the hood is rather heavy this has a tendency to pull the lightweight shirt upwards.
• Several of Russell's assumptions have been challenged, and the tendency since has been to adjust the assessment upwards.
• The club's ground was at Fentham Road, near the junction with Birchfield Road, and was notable for sloping upwards from the spectator entrance end; it was also known as "the Basin" from its tendency to flood.

• Push moraines are limited in size by the advance of a glacier front and its tendency to shear over the top of any ridge large enough to resist the movement of ice.
• There is a tendency especially in more advanced forms such as "Anteosaurus" towards thickening of the bones of the top of the skull, indicating head-butting behaviour.
• From 1816 more Light Dragoon regiments were reclassified as lancers or hussars, a tendency that continued throughout the 19th century.
• Because of their natural tendency to jump when alarmed, they may jump out of aquarium tanks.
• Another disadvantage is its tendency to break thin shelled paintballs more easily due to the increased friction.

• From a theoretical point of view, given the assumptions that there will be a tendency for continuous growth in size for firms, long-period static equilibrium alongside perfect competition may be incompatible.