Sentence examples for analogous phenomena from inspiring English sources

It's hard to imagine precisely analogous phenomena in Romney World.

Analogous phenomena dealing with sound waves in gases are discussed below in Compressible flow in gases, where an alternative form of Bernoulli's law is introduced.

Very occasionally, you get the best of both worlds, when the specific signification of a play can change, as happened with Arthur Miller's The Crucible, which, although written as an allegory of the anti- communist hysteria of the 1950s, found itself reapplied to analogous phenomena all over the world.

The analogous phenomena found for each structure can be used as a criterion for better understanding of both systems.

The winter dormancy of bears at high latitudes is an analogous phenomenon and cannot be considered true hibernation.

In business and management literature an analogous phenomenon is understood as the business ecosystems.

Thus, an analogous phenomenon to that of Turing instability, caused here by transport, can be observed in the model (4), and also generates the formation of patterns.

We report on two additional examples of an analogous phenomenon encountered in male patients, aged 59 years (Case 1) and 91 years (Case 2).

An analogous phenomenon could also be obtained on MgHZ-50 (Figure 3B) and MgHZ-100 (Figure 3D) but with more significant temperature down-side shift and similar intensity increase of approximately 0.22 mmol/g.

An analogous phenomenon is observed in eukaryotes where heme-containing ferritins store iron to outlast iron-shortages [65].

Poly-A fragments (mentioned in the data set section) that have not been removed from the data could play a role in oversampling of As, but there is no analogous phenomenon that would explain the difference between Cs and Gs.