Sentence examples for phenomenon described from inspiring English sources

Even more directly, "Luminosity" is about nothing but the phenomenon described by its title.

This is a real phenomenon, described by psycholinguists, who call it "structural priming" or "syntactic persistence".

The range of bodies that can be rolled up into a single ministerial order – a phenomenon described as "omnibus orders" makes any real scrutiny impossible.

She has always had hypervivid dreams and often the sensation of dreaming all night without interruption, a phenomenon described in sleep medicine as "epic dreaming".

At Silver Spring, they called this "plasticity", a phenomenon described by Greenwood as "underpinned by structural changes at a microscopic level in the brain".

What makes the phenomenon described by Ms Kizenko unusual is that it involves educated people and intellectuals, something that may limit its effects.

There have been episodes on acquaintances — people somewhere between strangers and friends — and a phenomenon described as "laddish masculinity in higher education".

Interestingly, the mental-comparison phenomenon described above is not restricted to the number sense — e.g., it works in much the same way when people make size comparisons between animals based on names.

This phenomenon, described as obligatory translation, follows the principles of mechanics in deformity correction [2].

This is in sharp contrast to the concentration phenomenon described above.

The phenomenon described before plays a key role in the binding of asODN.