Sentence examples for includes the phenomenon of from inspiring English sources

All biological knowledge now includes the phenomenon of evolution.

The life time of a dissolving polymeric particle in a hydrodynamic field is predicted by building up a model that includes the phenomenon of reptation of the macromolecules, disengagement of these molecules from the gel liquid interface and also diffusion in the boundary layer surrounding the gel liquid interface.

This often includes the phenomenon of mimicry when mimetic morphs fly alongside nonmimetic morphs in a population of a particular species.

This muscle model includes the phenomenon of work-dependent deactivation (WDD) (Josephson, 1999), and thereby produces a more accurate prediction of responses of isolated muscle preparations to stimulation during sinusoidal movement (Williams, 2010).

This behavior includes the phenomena of turning point bifurcations and period-doubling cascades, the latter leading to chaos.

Let us finally recall that some empirical magnetospheric models include the phenomenon of IMF penetration (Tsyganenko 2013).

New social networking tools such as blogs, forums, wikis and other social media, including the phenomenon of the moment, Twitter, promise to help us manage such interactions.

Rapid urbanization has raised many issues including the phenomenon of vacant ' ghost cities' as well as serious environmental and social challenges.

As he explains, dream objects arise in dependence upon the transformation of residual impressions (vāsanās), stock examples of which include the phenomenon of nocturnal emission of semen (VVS ad 3 4).

This migration included the phenomenon of the "astronaut family", where one parent accompanied the child to the host country while the other parent (usually the father) stayed in the home country to earn money and travelled regularly between his family and work (Tsong and Liu 2009; Huang and Yeoh 2005; Ong 2003).

Because of current interest in the processing of compressed CO2 containing more condensable hydrocarbon vapors, we generalize our previous methods to now include the phenomenon of carrier gas dissolution in the incipient condensate, which becomes especially important for systems like C12H26/CO2, even at pressures of the order of "only" 10 atm.