In healthy individuals this signal is likely to be short-lived due to the 'muscle-full phenomenon' induced by normal nutritional intake and homeostatic control mechanisms (Rennie et al, 2006).
Studies show, for example, that the greater the variety of food choices in front of us, the longer it takes to feel full, a phenomenon known as sensory specific satiety.
But the truth is that the Wimpy Kid books have become a full-blown phenomenon.
Influencing everything from fashion to smoking habits, the show has become a full-blown phenomenon.
You just might have noticed The Hunger Games and treated less as a film, more a full-blown phenomenon.
With Wham! blossoming into a full-scale phenomenon, their debut album Fantastic (1983) charged to the top of the charts.
In his home country, Andrzej Wajda's film about what he calls an "unhealed wound" in Polish history has turned into a full-blown phenomenon.
Pokemon Go is a full-blown phenomenon, with millions of downloads and excitement only growing after players got through their first weekend of being real-life Pokemon trainers.
Tim Tebow was the star, a full-fledged phenomenon as beloved for his strong faith and motivating personality as for his on-field dominance.
However, at present, there are no analytical solutions that describe the full-range behaviour of such interfaces that help us to understand the full debonding phenomena of FRP-to-parent material interfaces free of any mechanical anchorage devices.
Nature is full of phenomena that are unpredictable (or unpredictable given our current knowledge); for example, biologists refer to events such as the Cretaceous Tertiary asteroid impact as a "random" cause in this sense.
