Sentence examples for phenomena by from inspiring English sources

Phenomena, by Annie Jacobsen (Little, Brown).

A Constellation of Vital Phenomena, by Anthony Marra Hogarthh).

Einstein made his own early predictions of observable phenomena by using partial and approximate solutions.

In higher eukaryotes, 5-methylcytosine controls many cellular phenomena by preventing DNA transcription.

And the music heard in the spots is "Phenomena" by the Yeah Yeah Yeahs.

Rational choice theory attempts to explain all social phenomena by reference to the micro level of rational individual activity.

It was an apparition solid enough to attract the notice of political reporters inured to paranormal phenomena by long months on the campaign trail.

Being limited to looking in the practice of their science, astronomers tend to characterize and classify new phenomena by their appearances, their colors, for example.

"We looked carefully at the physical phenomena by which exposure to such fields might perturb biological systems and lead to cancers," said Dr. Samet.

A champion of the semantic conception of theories, he proposed that scientists build models that are designed to "save the phenomena" by yielding correct predictions about observables.

As a historian, Teggart sought, in the manner of a scientist, to relate isolated historical phenomena (datable events) to a general class of phenomena by means of comparison.