Sentence examples for harmful phenomena from inspiring English sources

He told Xiaoxiaoge that he, asroma13, had personally posted many photographs of "environmental destruction, bird catching, and other harmful phenomena," but that this couldn't be the only focus of the Web site.

But this does not mean that it should not support believers, of whatever faith, who want to tackle demonstrably harmful phenomena such as religiously-justified terrorism through more positive readings of the same religion.

For estimation purposes, a fuel cell cathode model with separate inlet and outlet subsystems is developed to incorporate the effect of harmful phenomena such as flooding and oxygen starvation on the system dynamics and cell voltage.

One of the most harmful phenomena these investigations have discovered is the drift instability, which leads to small-scale turbulence of the plasma that efficiently transports heat and particles by convection to the outer regions, where they are lost and unable to contribute to nuclear fusion.

The paper concludes that myopic misery is a robust and potentially harmful phenomenon.

A harmful phenomenon of a servo drive system resonance frequency has been examined.

Chattering is a harmful phenomenon because it leads to low control accuracy, high wear of moving mechanical parts, and high heat losses in power circuits.

Chattering is a harmful phenomenon because it leads to low control accuracy, high wear of moving mechanical parts, and high heat losses in electrical power circuits.

"When the price of a currency remains frozen in time, while prices of goods and services go up … it creates a very harmful phenomenon," Mr Alvarez told Venezuelan financial newspaper El Mundo.

Dawkins's meme idea, and his dismissal of faith as a virus of the mind, is both a purported naturalistic explanation of religious belief and a pragmatic dismissal of it as a harmful phenomenon.

No AVGP intake-dependent harmful phenomenon was observed during the intake period.