Sentence examples for climbing phenomenon from inspiring English sources
They are a more daring subgroup of a broader climbing phenomenon called buildering (from "buildings and bouldering") — climbers lured, often spontaneously, by the walls of churches, the facades of apartment buildings or the towers of bridges.
When the force was increased to a certain level, the upper climbing phenomenon of the tolling occurred, see Fig. 5b.
When the longitudinal force was gradually increased to 900 kN, no upper climbing phenomenon of the tolling occurred.
Ice climbing is forbidden at Munising, however there are other sites within Pictured Rocks helping to fuel the ice-climbing phenomenon.
In summary, the described phenomena of climbing plant behaviour in response to herbivory and abiotic conditions are likely to occur in natural ecological communities.
As global warming continues its upward climb, the phenomenon described in the journal Science Advances highlights another complex feedback loop that contributes to more extreme weather events — events that could have serious implications for human health and safety.
With the cultural phenomenon of female-driven suspense thrillers climbing the literary ranks, an entirely new genre, the Domestic Noir, has emerged.
Another glaring addition: wild and colorful prints have been a phenomenon in Europe, beginning with Prada's amusing dresses with ornery little monkeys climbing up the side.
This phenomenon can be put down to factors including a rising rate of millionaires climbing into multi-millionaire status, and a widening wealth gap at the top-end of the spectrum, the report said.
