That fact in turn contributed to the other fourth-quarter phenomenon: the number of sales climbed more than 20 percent from the same period in 2010.
Care for the Wild notes that public aquariums – first introduced in the 19th century – are now a global tourism phenomenon, their number rising steadily despite the occasional boycott.
Despite a large media coverage of the phenomenon, the number of work-related suicides is currently unknown in France.
When Lewis Hamilton burst onto the Formula 1 scene in 2007, taking on and often beating the reigning world champion Fernando Alonso in equal cars, in Italy they gave him the nickname 'Il Phenomeno' - the Phenomenon... Number 16 - Nelson Piquet.
Pseudomonas aeruginosa, although inherently resistant to numerous antibiotics, appears to be no exception to this phenomenon: a number of studies have demonstrated an association between still broader resistance and mortality in infections caused by this pathogen [ 6, 7].
But with a new study this week indicating that a reduced-fat diet may not help ward off heart disease or cancer, marketing experts and some food companies say that the days of the low-fat phenomenon are numbered.
For the case of hydromagnetic phenomena, a number of studies have addressed various aspects of magnetic spherical Couette flow.
Besides the simple positive or negative phenomena, high number of patients have also reported some form of complex visual disturbances.
For most phenomena, the number of factors that have a causal impact on their occurrence is vast too large to comprehend or test in a single model.
But that trend could be arrested or reversed by a growing phenomenon: Large numbers of skilled Indian immigrants are returning home.
Firstly, SR is a simpler and more unified theory than LP, since in order to 'save the phenomena' a number of ad hoc and physically unmotivated patches had been added to LP.
