Sentence examples for banding phenomenon from inspiring English sources

The banding phenomenon is visible in cuprite.

The banding phenomenon is apparently visible in cuprite layer.

These multilayered corrosion products could be interpreted by a banding phenomenon that has been observed in excavated bronzes previously [19, 20].

Take That: the boy-band phenomenon was not good for blokes in pop.

Sept. 27: Medeski Martin & Wood, the jazz-funk trio and jam-band phenomenon, stretches its legs.

The economy dipped and pop music sales began to sag, along with the entire boy-band phenomenon the Backstreet Boys had spearheaded.

Morgan Spurlock's 3D documentary about One Direction has just enough grit and insight to stop it seeming like simply a glossy promotional vehicle for the boy band phenomenon.

The jam band phenomenon that has its roots in old-time jazz and blues and was expanded in the 1960's lives on with the band now known as the Other Ones and their current tour, Further 2000.

Just when you thought the boy-band phenomenon had finally run its course (in how many more directions can One Direction go?), a Chinese iteration goes and renovates the form.

A number of the featured shows there are also looking toward futures beyond the Fringe, including "All American Boy," a satiric take on the boy-band phenomenon, directed by Thomas Caruso.

Debut single 1956 (with the Teenagers) The first teen-band phenomenon were New York's the Teenagers, formed by five young gospel singers who fell for the spryness of doo-wop.