Sentence examples for phenomenon of event from inspiring English sources
The phenomenon of event theatre also has its critics.
More specifically, we use the well-known phenomenon of event-related desynchronization (ERD), that is, the decrease in oscillatory activity stimulus locked to an event.
A better understanding of the phenomenon of superspreading events, including clusters with apparently unique patterns (15 ), is key to assessing the pandemic potential of SARS and the effectiveness of control measures (16, 17 ).
In order to study the phenomena of single event upset (SEU), investigations of properties of single event transient current (SETC) in micro-scale semiconductor devices are in progress at the JAERI Takasaki heavy ion microbeam single-ion hit system.
Previously it has been reported that the number and variety of introns and splice sites may be coupled with the phenomena of AS events [ 35], which was apparently applicable in S. cerevisiae and A. oryzae.
A mechanism can be defined as an explanation of an observed phenomenon that explains the processes underlying the phenomenon in terms of events at lower levels of organization.
A typical case of this phenomenon is the event of the "astronomically-priced Xinjiang nut cake".
The Book Club Boutique provides an interesting glimpse into the phenomenon of the new literary event.
Based on the phenomenon of hypoperfusion in the event of a headache, the vessel constriction hypothesis was proposed including two potential physiological mechanisms underlying the pathophysiology of CC.
A handy tool in the search for precise definitions is the specification of necessary and/or sufficient conditions for the application of a term, the use of a concept, or the occurrence of some phenomenon or event.
This phenomenon of suspected lower GI events taking on a greater proportion of the total GI tract events seen in the GI-REASONS is an important contribution that adds to our current understanding of the proposed burden of the effects of NSAIDs throughout the entire GI tract.
