Is it a type of higher level phenomenon (described by higher level predicates) or merely a token phenomenon (an instance of a higher level phenomenon)?
"It's tough when you have someone much younger than you beating you," said White, herself a former high school phenomenon.
With her speed and her lithe physique, Stamps was heralded as the next Mary Decker, the high school phenomenon who went on to compete in three Olympics.
Nicknamed the Jewish Jordan as a high school phenomenon in the Chicago suburbs, Scheyer personified the hoop dreams of a people with few basketball role models.
The team drafted high school phenomenon Amar'e Stoudemire in 2002 and reacquired point guard Steve Nash (who was originally drafted by the Suns) in 2004.
Bynum is not another LeBron James, the high school phenomenon from Akron, Ohio, who was the top draft pick in 2003 and immediately lived up to his billing as a superstar for the Cleveland Cavaliers.
Tim Tebow was still a high school phenomenon in Ponte Vedra Beach, Fla., not yet the prototypical quarterback for an offense that had begun to sweep college football, when the first phone call from Foxborough, Mass., was made to Gainesville, Fla.
Snapchat is a college favorite more than a high school phenomenon.
This charge transfer process is a high energy phenomenon.
Why does market-oriented pricing fail to eliminate the IPO high underpricing phenomenon?
But rental vacancies across the country have reached a 17-year high, a phenomenon likely to put a damper on rent increases.
