The phrase "are experienced over" is not correct and may lead to confusion in written English.
It is not commonly used and lacks clarity in conveying a specific meaning.
Example: "The challenges are experienced over the course of the project, making it essential to adapt."
Alternatives: "are encountered during" or "are faced throughout".
The Buddha taught that human existence is characterized by various forms of suffering (birth, aging, sickness, and death), which are experienced over the course of many lifetimes in the cycle of rebirth called samsara (literally "wandering").
Whether the basics come from a classroom intervention or are experienced over a 4-day intensive, both women are accumulating data that show micro-practices carry their own discrete level of effectiveness.
During this period heavy rains transport sediments from land to sea bringing the highest levels of water contamination that are experienced over the annual cycle [3].
The projected distances of moving stimuli in either the simulated or real world will always be equal to or shorter than the 3-D distances traveled by objects; in consequence a greater number of image sequences are experienced over smaller projected distances (see Figure 5).
Students' perspectives can generate a greater understanding of the characteristics and conditions for learning constituting the educational environment and how these are experienced over time.
In the absence of control, the effects of ARD are experienced over the entire lifetime of the orchard in the form of decreased fruit yields.
Teachers understand and share the frustration and concern that parents in Hawaii are experiencing over the loss of instructional time.
Checking ahead is recommended, however, especially given the heavy turnout of pickers that was experienced over the balmy Columbus Day weekend this month.
But the benefits of court actions and moral suasion cannot; they must be experienced, over the long term, as an experiment.
4 p.m. 1) CRUISING ON TWO WHEELS Because of its modest size, Palm Springs can easily be experienced over a couple days, or even a few hours.
Beyond this, if global temperatures rise by more than about 1 3°C, declining conditions could be experienced over a much larger area.
