Sentence examples for distinguishable phenomenon from inspiring English sources

One distinguishable phenomenon captured by the MTKM is that in the transition flow regime the heat flux direction can be from a low temperature to a high temperature region, which violates the Fourier's law of continuum flows.

Two types of stick-slip phenomena, distinguishable by the direction of relative velocity before and after stick, are observed.

Desensitization of G-protein coupled receptors following agonist occupancy is accompanied by two temporally distinguishable cellular trafficking phenomena of the receptors referred to as sequestration and down regulation.

In contrast, no distinguishable time-dependent inhibitory phenomenon was observed for either MS-275 or the β-aminomethyl chalcone for HDAC1 3 (see Table 2).

I recognize that issues such as war have a direct impact on human health (in fact this is one of the most dramatic assaults to health) but the experience of health (an individual phenomenon) is distinguishable from the conditions that influence health (social, economic and political phenomenon).

Three distinguishable regions of cuttings flow pattern and swaying phenomenon of cuttings distribution were observed along the direction of drill pipe rotation.

It invokes physical phenomena that can only have been distinguishable within the first trillionth of a second of time, at temperatures measured in millions of billions of degrees.

This result parallels our finding: the "play" call is a less distinguishable vocalization than the "isolation" and "disturbance" call and this phenomenon could explain the weaker bias for the "play" call in the head orienting response provided that the dogs sometimes interpreted the call as being outside the normal range (i.e. as in Hauser's experiment) [27].

We observe phenomena including micron size particles which exhibit epicyclic orbits with coherent fluctuations distinguishable from comparable amplitude thermal noise.

"Descriptor" literature was a contemporaneous phenomenon during our scale development (1998) and work that elucidated mechanisms explaining separate but distinguishable types of dyspnea was only beginning when we conducted exercise tests.

It has usually been assumed that nucleation phenomena are random in space and time; however, spatial and time randomness are not distinguishable in general.