Legal experts noted other instances of the phenomenon.
Until then, only isolated instances of the phenomenon had been reported.
A typical instance of this phenomenon, called the long branch attraction (LBA) artefact [ 10], occurs when two phylogenetically distant species, evolving significanlty more rapidly than the rest of the taxa (hence have long branches), deceivingly appear as closely related in the estimated tree.
See articleCERN, Europe's particle-physics laboratory, announced a new instance of the rare phenomenon of matter-antimatter asymmetry in particles called strange B-mesons.
This is a modal instance of the general phenomenon of O $>$ E drift (Horn 1989), an upward shift along the right (negative) vertical of the modal square of opposition.
This quirk of real and stage personalities coinciding causes the writer to reminisce about an instance of this phenomenon in his own experience.
Among cryonicists, Peggy's reaction might be referred to as an instance of the "hostile-wife phenomenon," as discussed in a 2008 paper by Aschwin de Wolf, Chana de Wolf and Mike Federowicz".From its inception in 1964," they write, "cryonics has been known to frequently produce intense hostility from spouses who are not cryonicists".
In part, it may just be an instance of the network-effect phenomenon that has caused other counter-culture/tech events like Comic-Con and Burning Man to grow to bursting – but it's clear that many of the bright young geeks in attendance are here because they're chasing the legendary SXSW break-out effect that is credited with bringing Airbnb, Twitter and Foursquare to global prominence.
Experts are able to discern underlying patterns (unifying principles or theories) in different instances of the same phenomenon.
Indeed, the distributivity problem and the collapsing problem are two instances of the same phenomenon of emergence of unexpected interactions (such as bridge principles) between connectives caused by combination processes.
