Sentence examples for obscure phenomenon from inspiring English sources

Figuring out the form(s) of creationism which are in play in any particular situation is one of the most important keys to understanding what is actually going on when creationists are lobbying for peculiar language in a science standard, or making a peculiar argument about some obscure phenomenon in geology or biology.

The aggregation of homogeneous catalysts in solution is an obscure phenomenon whose influence is rarely addressed in catalytic studies, thus leading to off-cycle catalyst depletion and/or mechanistic misinterpretation.[ 1] Deactivation of some important oxidation catalysts are linked to oligomerization,[ 2] which we aim to address using new piperazine ligands.

Physicists will be looking for evidence of obscure phenomena such as dark matter, extra dimensions, and so-called superpartners, a class of hypothetical particles predicted by the theory of supersymmetry (the Higgs's superpartner is called the Higgsino).

From a distance, "Catfish" seemed to corner the market on an obscure online phenomenon.

For intrepid travelers like Emily and me, they offer a chance to dive headlong into a relatively obscure culinary phenomenon.

Until a year ago, the marine scientist Samantha Joye studied a fairly obscure natural phenomenon: the seepage of oil from undersea deposits into deepwater environments.

Does it obscure some phenomena completely?

As for South Asian food, the only restaurant and very good it was too was at the hotel where Pakistan's airline kept its crew after their weekly flight.The second phenomenon obscuring the quality of Chinese food was the bizarre nature of an official banquet.

However, this fact about beliefs is only explained by the model if the model is less obscure than the phenomena to be explained by it.

The percentage of fragmentation is very high in all stratigraphic levels, and the post-depositional breakage (geologic and anthropogenic phenomena) obscure the original breakage patterns of bones by predators.

The witch phenomena obscure Salem's other claim to fame: its glory days as a centre for the clipper-ship trade with China and its preeminent trader, Elias Derby, became America's first millionaire.