Sentence examples for diversity of phenomena from inspiring English sources

Though these four major categories indicate the great diversity of phenomena considered polluting cross-culturally, no one culture considers every item noted in these categories as polluting.

The verification of multiphase reactor model parameters is a complicated practical problem because of the diversity of phenomena involved in the reaction process.

Few people outside of physics realize that the human race has made extraordinary progress in understanding the great diversity of phenomena observed on Earth and in the universe.

Yes, because the former is a world in which an infinity of minds perceive and reflect on the diversity of phenomena caused by a modest number of simple laws.

Many formalisms have been used to model biological systems, in part due to the diversity of phenomena that occur in living systems, and also due to the multidisciplinarity of the research teams.

Dugald Stewart formulates the principle underlying conjectural history: it has "long been received as an incontrovertible logical maxim that the capacities of the human mind have been in all ages the same, and that the diversity of phenomena exhibited by our species is the result merely of the different circumstances in which men are placed" (Stewart 1854 58, vol. 1, p. 69).

This volume takes stock of the increasing diversity of linguistic phenomena and faces the theoretical-methodological challenges that accounting for such phenomena pose to socio-cultural linguistics.

The purpose of this course is to show beautiful surprises and instructive paradoxes in a maximal diversity of fluid phenomena, and to understand them with minimal models.

Strong correlations can lead to a surprisingly rich diversity of novel phenomena that are highly non-trivial from a single particle perspective.

Her father was closely associated with the Theosophical Society, a monistic (emphasizing unity in the diversity of all phenomena) spiritual organization headquartered in Madras though founded in New York City.

This strategy, if it works, minimizes the diversity of mental phenomena, and thus potentially offers the prospects of a more unified theory of mind.