英語 での Sharp rise の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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The most prominently featured scientists are paleoclimatologists, who reconstruct historical temperatures and who were responsible for a series of reconstructions that seemed to show a sharp rise in temperatures well above historical variation in recent decades.
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The heaviest snowfall in seven years in the East Coast and a sharp rise in the prices of gasoline also contributed to the weakening of private consumption.
This year has brought clear indications of improvement in these countries' relations with Myanmar, including moves to ease economic sanctions and a sharp rise in private-sector investment. As a result it has become easier to strengthen ASEAN's ties with countries outside the region-and also to address disparities within the region and promote development of less advanced areas.
Citing federal data and two nationally representative surveys of more than 500,000 adolescents, researchers found a strong correlation between the time teens began using smartphones a decade ago and a sharp rise in reports of serious mental health issues.
All experiences such as sudden acceleration with linear motor, 7 twists(rotation), drop like falling angle of 121 degrees, sharp rise in attitude while looking at the sky, temporary stop at falling posture are all outside the standard" Takabisha.
Based on in-depth interviews with victims and witnesses, health workers, and activists, this report updates a Human Rights Watch August 2016 report that documented the sharp rise in anti-LGBT attacks and rhetoric in Indonesia that began that year.
The OKI Group is reliant upon the direct and indirect supply of crude oil and materials, such as metals, as a part of its manufacturing activities. A sharp rise in the price of these and other key materials may impact the OKI Group's performance and financial position.
I had heard that Daisen G beer began hop cultivation in front of their brewery after being inspired by Shiga Kogen Beer(featured in the previous issue), but the sharp rise in hop prices in recent years was also a big factor.
This poses a particular problem for the EU: The eurozone debt crisis exposed serious shortcomings both in the eurozone's institutional structure and in the structures of the many countries' labor markets, which led to the sharp rise in unemployment.
Citing federal data and two nationally representative surveys of more than five hundred thousand adolescents, researchers found a strong correlation between the time teens began using smartphones a decade ago and a sharp rise in reports of serious mental health issues.
Thus, a sharp rise in the number of mobile base stations newly built for 3G services is expected, creating great demand for the high-quality high frequency coaxial cables and accessories used in these 3G-enabled base stations.
Russian officials have stressed there will be no sharp rise in Russia's budget deficit, but the country's largest bank, Sberbank, says an oil price of $104 is required to balance the 2015 budget.
A sharp rise in the number of infant tumours is also being chronicled by hospital staff but, because tumours usually materialise months or years after birth, doctors are reluctant to quantify their research.
Such a condition in China or another country in which Sony or a partner manufactures could cause interruptions in production and shipping of Sony's products and parts, a sharp rise in local labor costs, or a shortage of well-trained employees, which may adversely affect Sony's operating results.
If the sharp rise in the prices of resources and crops were to come to a halt as a result of a slowdown in emerging economies, the downside risks to Japan's domestic private demand would decrease somewhat. However, close attention is warranted, since at the same time, Japan's exports to East Asian economies and oil-exporting countries in the Middle East are highly likely to decelerate.
In the aftermath of Pinochet's coup, the country experienced the sharpest rise in joblessness and most severe drop in wages in South American history.
The sharpest rise was seen in the ICT services industry, with an increase of 66.
But sharp rises in labor costs, weakening demand for sedans, which GM Korea mainly produces, and big investments in neighboring China hurt the South Korean business's competitiveness.
It is increasingly linked with a wide variety of illnesses, the sharp rises in illnesses occurring in parallel with glyphosate application across various GM cultivating regions of the world.