Sentence examples for intuitive phenomena from inspiring English sources

Often times we experience intuitive phenomena with our families, loved ones, dreams and the paranormal.

But quite remarkably a counter intuitive phenomenon was found in 1980s that changed the perception of noise, giving birth to a phenomenon called Stochastic resonance (SR).

Many models have been proposed to capture this counter intuitive phenomenon which has resulted in improved understanding of retardation effect following tensile overloads and consequently resulting in better life prediction models.

The topic encompasses complex and non-intuitive phenomena that are often difficult to explain in non-technical language, but which carry important implications to specialists in the field.

That such a counter-intuitive phenomenon can be realized also for lasers is by no means obvious, however.

Such a counter-intuitive phenomenon indicates that both network throughput and fairness must be considered for frequency planning in WLANs.

However, this apparently counter-intuitive phenomenon does not appear to have been exploited as a tool to enhance vibrational energy harvesting.

It is the authors' belief that this counter-intuitive phenomenon is caused by the free faces created by the cutting blast for the breaking blast.

Such counter-intuitive phenomenon has design implications if irregular earthquake loadings in the field are incorrectly represented as equivalent uniform loading in the laboratory.

However, a plethora of biological systems exhibit the counter-intuitive phenomenon of catch bonding, where non-covalent bonds become stronger under externally applied forces.

This counter-intuitive phenomenon was then rationalized by postulating that rigid TSPU chain could not pack efficiently around the TiO2 nanoparticles during solvent evaporation, which resulted in polymer layer with higher free volume at the interface than the bulk polymer regions.