rate of change

The rate of change is usually with respect to time.

In this case, you added 0.5 to your rate of change each time.

All it would do is slow down the rate of change.

"They seem to me to be trying very hard to limit the rate of change in the industry."

The rates of change before and after are not quite equal.

A flow is the rate of change in a stock.

"The rate of change during the past year was unprecedented," he said.

Where is the rate of change in a price index over the previous period.

But at the rate of change suggested by the Bush plan, energy independence is about a century away.

Even the common cold has been shown to be affected by the rate of change in the environment.

At this rate of change and innovation, something even better is surely just another week away.

"The rates of change are down, and everything is very stable.

This rate of change will give us the force.

Probably it had more to do with baseball's glacial rate of change.

Perhaps another response can address the actual rates of change for different woods.

He knew the present rate of change was agonizingly slow for her.

The rate of change dropped off nearly to zero, and the display stopped at 1351.

And because these languages were written it would be easy to gauge the rate of change.

"But the really important thing is the rate of change,' insisted Page.

The big challenge is re-engineering the business for that rate of change.

In fact, the rate of change is 1.5 ppm per year upward.

The rate of change in the energy content of the box is.

Johnny must learn to anticipate the directions and rate of change.

But perhaps the fastest rate of change, has been achieved in printer technology.

The rate of change of position as we saw is the velocity.