Sentence examples for intermediate phenomenon from inspiring English sources

This intermediate phenomenon is what might be called Heidegger's instrumental notion of truth (Dahlstrom 2001, Overgaard 2002).

The doctrine of the minima was intended to resolve a problem raised by Aristotle in On Generation and Corruption (327a 30–328b 24), namely, that of the necessity of finding a philosophical justification for combination, an intermediate phenomenon between generation and corruption.

Wright speculated that there were "orders of forces" between the physico-chemical and the vital, just as there are intermediate phenomena between the vegetative functions of an animal and sensibility, i.e., sensation and perception.

Particularly, intermediate debonding phenomenon which begins from an intermediate point throughout the FRP-concrete interface is one of the most common and peculiar failure modes observed in RC beams externally strengthened in bending by bonded FRP.

It is widely known that cancer cells rely on the conversion of glucose into lactate, even in the presence of oxygen, for energy and anabolic intermediates production, a phenomenon known as the Warburg effect [ 2].

It is shown that increasing the length tube reduces the structural resistance so that buckling unbuckling behavior of short NiTi moderately thick tubes changes to kinking phenomenon in intermediate tubes and finally results in a smooth snap-type buckling in long tubes.

The paper isolates the role of chemistry, and in particular flame intermediates, on the observed phenomenon with a view to better understand how the behaviour changes over a range of conditions.

The impedance spectra of ZIF8 powder compacts collected under 98% relative humidity (RH) depict at least 3 contributions, which could be ascribed to the bulk resistance at high frequency, and to external interfacial phenomena at intermediate and low frequencies.

An imbalance in the metabolism of these reactive intermediates results in the phenomenon known as oxidative stress.

Therefore, adsorption of these intermediates involves two phenomena: bonding and antibonding interactions in agreement with the Hammer and Norskov model for adsorption [23].

This has yet to be determined, but a diflunisal-stabilized TTR intermediate could explain this observed phenomenon, thereby enhancing CLU proteostatic functions to promote clearance.