Sentence examples for older phenomena from inspiring English sources

Though transnational terrorism has been a highly visible policy problem for the United States since the terrorist attacks of September 11 , 2001 transnational terrorism is an older phenomena that, in many ways, came into its heyday with skyjacking, hostage taking, and bombing campaigns in the 1960's and 1970's.

Social-network sharing is closer to the older phenomenon of viral e-mail, in which an interesting message would be forwarded far beyond its original intended recipients.

A new examination of wrongful convictions in New York City and around the state found that a number of them stemmed not from DNA evidence being used to prove someone's innocence, but from a far older phenomenon: human error.

MSCI is evolutionarily an older phenomenon than X-inactivation in somatic tissues.

This summer's wind of change in favour of the bowler has been mainly a reversal to old phenomena of swing, seam and old-fashioned off-spin bowling, partly to do with the more recent doosra.

The results explain the contradictory old phenomena of higher friction typical for intracrystalline slip than for intercrystalline slip.

We propose an explanation of a quarter of a century old phenomena of higher friction found for intracrystalline (0.06) than for intercrystalline slip (0.025) in MoS2.

Results explaining a quarter of a century old phenomena of higher friction was found between MoS2 counterparts when shear was taking place for intracrystalline slip than for intercrystalline slip.

"Disney-fication" is a new name for an old phenomenon.

Jayaraman, R. Bacterial persistence: some new insights into an old phenomenon.

It's an age-old phenomenon whereby an individual's emotions trigger similar emotions in others.