Sentence examples for elusive phenomena from inspiring English sources

"Theory says it shouldn't happen," said Dr. Trondsen, who is targeting such elusive phenomena.

The excitement concerns the possibility of detecting one of nature's most elusive phenomena – gravitational waves – which could pave the way for a much better understanding of black holes, neutron stars and other violent astronomical systems.

If the effort is successful, Mavalvala says, it will also lead to much more sensitive instruments for LIGO, which is attempting to detect elusive phenomena called gravity waves.

Whilst annual periodicity in dormancy of seeds received much attention, more elusive phenomena were shown to be seasonal dependent.

It is also important, when dealing with elusive phenomena such as biological responses to diluted and dynamized substances, to take special care with the controls: the recent consensus recommendation among researchers in this field is for protocols that use the diluted and succussed vehicle solution as a control, however this is still a debated theme and has been done only in few cases [ 24, 25].

In a nominating process, especially this one, the "popular vote" is an elusive phenomenon.

As Harris points out, all of this makes it a convenient substitute for another "serially elusive" phenomenon: the self.

THE global Muslim Brotherhood is an elusive phenomenon, whether you are looking at its Middle Eastern heartland or its ideological offshoots operating under many different names and institutional hats across the Western world.

"It is not some kind of elusive phenomenon".

For many, vision is capricious and arbitrary, a tacit and elusive phenomenon.

If your device captures the elusive phenomenon you may even be offered authorship on the paper.