Sentence examples for example the phenomenon of from inspiring English sources

This is the origin of, for example, the phenomenon of atomic diamagnetism.

It is true that the second law of thermodynamics, according to which randomness always increases, is time asymmetrical; but this law is not strictly true (for example, the phenomenon of Brownian motion contravenes it), and it is now regarded as a statistical derivative of the fundamental laws together with certain boundary conditions.

However, the actual cycle frequency may not be known very well in some applications due to, for example, the phenomenon of Doppler shift.

Although the lack of prediction of static variables of arterial load could be explained by several hypotheses, one reason that might be argued is that our arterial load framework, although physiologically reasonable, provides only a gross oversimplification of the actual nature of arterial system that ignores, for example, the phenomenon of pressure wave reflection [ 29].

(4) As an example, the phenomena of DS stability in circular channels are studied.

As far as I am concerned, however, the point of this case study is that it is a good example of the phenomenon of 'aggressive defence' identified above.

Leveson says in his report this is "a good example of the phenomenon of aggressive defence".

Corporations worry, for example, that the phenomenon of unions as heavyweight investors will inevitably strengthen labor's power in collective bargaining.

He explains this using the example of the phenomenon of cold, a single climatic feature.

The way that ∃ passes information to herself by referring to her previous choice is an example of the phenomenon of signalling.

This is an example of the phenomenon of 'shakedown' and when its effects are incorporated into the design and operation schedule of machine components this process can lead to significant increases in specific loading duties or improvements in material utilization.