Sentence examples for a tangible phenomenon from inspiring English sources

What Ramiz is talking about could be an offshoot of a tangible phenomenon which, most popularly, manifests itself in those apocryphal tales of mothers suddenly finding the strength they didn't know they had to lift cars under which their babies are trapped.

It is a tangible phenomenon that increases the chance of falsely declaring a gene set significant.

As Chris Froome cements his hold on the yellow jersey in the team time trial in Brittany, it is another reminder that Britain's cycling boom is a massive, tangible, phenomenon.

"Beyond Tangible Phenomena" is like a fold-out map of the heavens in which each panel bears a circle on which the positions of the stars are plotted.

This study seeks to understand the waiting phenomenon and customer response during the process of purchasing a tangible product, a fashion item, which has rarely been studied in this context.

Videos may be instructive, but as Archimedes would likely confirm, having a tangible model remains one of the best ways to parse astronomical phenomena for the rest of the populace.

It makes a tangible difference.

"It involves absolute truth, a tangible asset.

And Sir John left a tangible legacy.

Solidarity is a tangible asset.

Truth is a tangible entity.