The "science of the Origin" is a philosophical history, a history of the essential, whose contemplation enlists a dialectical perspective to grasp the form of the "original phenomenon": as something subject to a process of becoming and disappearing, and therefore only partial and incomplete.
However, the soundness of the findings from such analysis must be confirmed by 'resynthesis' (Teitelbaum & Pellis, 1992), i.e. the behavioral components identified in analysis must be 'put together' or synthesised into the original phenomenon to demonstrate the correctness of the analysis.
But, if the deduced consequences do not obtain, then we loop back to the abduction stage and come up with some new hypothesis that explains both our original surprising phenomenon and any new phenomena we have uncovered in the course of testing our first, and now failed, hypothesis.
"The only truly original cultural phenomenon this society has ever produced is, as always, Fidel".
When a field is applied and then removed, the magnetization does not return to its original value this phenomenon is referred to as hysteresis.
In addition, although the original persister phenomenon was demonstrated with bactericidal antibiotics, stress conditions have also been used as an equivalent to antibiotics in persister studies.
For example, 'Inotropism' and 'Receptor internalization' were reclassified as biologic function, whereas the original type Phenomenon or Process contains diverse concepts, such as 'Traffic accidents' and 'Entropy'Entropy
Additionally, the predicted epitopes may help us to address the original antigenic sin phenomena observed during consecutive HBoV2-4 infection.
This, in combination with a highly many-to-one mapping of protein sequences to structures, allows sequences to change continually while meeting the structural constraints imposed by the original function (a phenomenon known as neutral drift [14]).
The convalescent-phase specimen from patient 847 showed a high titer to YFV, a demonstration of the previously described "original antigenic sin" phenomenon observed among flaviviruses (17 ).
