Sentence examples for characterized this phenomenon from inspiring English sources
In 1993 the German opinion researcher Elizabeth Noelle-Neumann characterized this phenomenon as a "spiral of silence," noting that people who perceive that they hold a minority view will be less inclined to express it in public.
Mao Dze Dong characterized this phenomenon as the 'struggle of two lines'.
A local refinement method is employed because of the numerous length scales that characterize this phenomenon.
The present study was conducted to better characterize this phenomenon and to determine whether it extends to other sweet solutions.
Mitigating the risk of explosion by hot-surface ignition of a flammable mixture has motivated experimental and numerical studies to characterize this phenomenon.
As the valuable low-frequency regime of this sensing technology is often compromised by long-period distortions known as multipath effects; this study then presents a means to characterize this phenomenon using Fourier and wavelet spectra and the GPS Distortion Signature.
The main aim of this study is to propose a metrological technique in order to better characterize this phenomenon on the surface of composite ceramic femoral heads, discussing its influence on the biotribological behaviour of the coupling.
We characterize this phenomenon by considering a VANET system that is configured to disseminate a single message flow along a road, as well as a scenario that involves the dissemination of two data flows that are originated by two distinct source nodes.
To better characterize this phenomenon, we carefully analyzed puf2 sporozoite development in the mosquito (Figure 6).
Because such unlicensed mCrem dependent recombination is a potential confounding factor for the reversible switching approach to conditional gene inactivation, we set out to better characterize this phenomenon.
To further characterize this phenomenon, we used transmission electron microscopy (TEM) to study the ultrastructure of the algae-containing Chlorohydra cells before and during feeding.
