Sentence examples for include phenomena from inspiring English sources
And in our national soul searching we must include phenomena that are very disturbing.
Other human drivers include phenomena that cut across time periods such as neighborhood urban form and socioeconomic change.
Depending on the considered physical phase system and the considered process, mathematical models of crystallization processes include phenomena such as primary nucleation, crystal growth, fines dissolution as well as agglomeration and/or breakage (attrition) of crystals.
The detection limits of infrasound technology have been expanded beyond atmospheric phenomena to include phenomena in the Earth's interior.
In the century after Stewart's Elements the diversity among the phenomena that attention was expected to explain continued to grow and it continued to include phenomena from across the psychological spectrum from perception, to thought, to action.
However, such relationships have been observed across the physical and social sciences: published applications include phenomena as diverse as the populations of cities, casualty figures in wars, and the sizes of lunar craters inter alia [18], with Benz et al. reviewing applications in chemoinformatics [19].
His father is a producer whose films include "Phenomenon" (1996) and "Instinct" (1999).
Includes phenomena such as nuclear organization, protein synthesis, cell and membrane mechanics, cell migration, cell cycle control, cell transformation.
The mixing process, which includes phenomena of gas over compression, gas expansion and mixing, new chamber generation, chamber separation and merge, is investigated in detail.
The dislocation structure at these parallel and tilted {111} interfaces, including phenomena such as stand-off and dissociation of (partial) dislocations, is scrutinized combining HRTEM and atomistic calculations.
These satellites could more affordably beam the Internet to the billions who are not now connected, provide better communication and allow companies and governments to continuously monitor events on the ground — including phenomena as diverse as wars and agriculture.
