Sentence examples for face phenomena from inspiring English sources

Qualitative methods are particularly useful in identifying the complexities not only of changing family relationships but also of face phenomena and the dynamic contexts in which they are located.

"The new machine should do very well, because it combines the high functionality of portability with the 'baby face' phenomenon".

The company now plans to raise further funding with a view to launching in the US, the idea being to turn social media into one big affiliate marketing marketplace, effectively turning it from a B2B proposition into a consumer-facing phenomenon.

Informal patient payments are a multi-face phenomenon with different features even within a single country (i.e. in the frame of the same health care system, regulations and traditions).

The solution must be robust to face different phenomena.

The modern road infrastructures must face the phenomena of traffic congestion.

America's unionized workers, buffeted by layoffs and stagnating wages, face another phenomenon that is increasingly throwing them on the defensive: lockouts.

In the case of the C face, this phenomenon also occurs (Figure 5).

In particular, low income tenants face a phenomenon of energy poverty in which they allocate significantly more of their household income to energy expenditures than other renters.

On the one hand, designers use technology scaling as one of the methods to face the phenomenon called dark silicon (only segments of a chip function concurrently due to power restrictions).

Our approach is expected to be widely applicable to other countries, which will face a phenomenon similar to Japan, and be further developed by considering the change in production technology for material input and waste generation, which was not examined in this study.