Sentence examples for Distant phenomena from inspiring English sources

These are not distant phenomena.

Seemingly opposed ideas — or chronologically distant phenomena — are made to converse, and the conversation often brings forth bright streams of revelation, if also the occasional banality.

Now, with the ability to detect gravitational waves, scientists say they will be able to document distant phenomena that would otherwise be obscured or hidden.

Clearly a tensed cytoskeleton plays a key role in such a distant phenomena and using, e.g., cytochalasin D, would have been of interest to prove that the distant local effects are related to the tensed cytoskeleton.

For many of us, AIDS has become a seemingly distant phenomenon, more rumored than real, despite the increasing numbers of new infections.

"Politics seem like a more distant phenomenon and less pressing for them because there so many other things that they have to deal with".

I understand that for many climate change is still a vague and distant phenomenon.

Indeed, for the majority of football fans, Deadline Day is a distant phenomenon.

Indeed, the nationalizing of elections has dealt a big blow to profitable Babbitry: "Local/state legislator says dumb thing" is clickbait to online news organizations, and the easy 140-character judgments of Twitter bring national attention and shame to the backwaters where marriage equality – and homosexuality in general – seems like a distant, coastal phenomenon.

Superluminal signaling would require that the state of nearby controllable physical objects (say, a keyboard in my computer) superluminally influence distant observable physical phenomena (e.g. a pattern on a computer screen light years away).

Audio can also ensonify more distant and abstract phenomena.