Sentence examples for produce phenomena from inspiring English sources

At a time when studying elementary particles was the glamour job of physics, Dr. Bak theorized instead about condensed matter -- how hordes of particles interact to produce phenomena like magnetism or crystallization.

Similarly, the targeted concepts in these studies (e.g., heat transfer and the mechanical properties of springs) did not specifically produce phenomena that were surprising or counter-intuitive.

This work aims to provide extensive experimental evidence that reinforce the fact that block overloading can produce phenomena of either crack growth acceleration or retardation depending on its magnitude, duration and the fatigue damage stage characterising its onset.

He exposed hundreds of professional mediums and offered $10,000 to any medium who could produce phenomena which he could not reproduce by relying solely upon his muscular strength and agility, his physical endurance and his knowledge of mechanics.

Since simple stochastic models may produce phenomena only seen in deterministic models with more complex interaction terms, an overly deterministic viewpoint may encourage needless complexity in biological models [15], [41].

Unfortunately, we have virtually no information concerning what levels of light at night might produce phenomena in humans similar to the dim night light effects promoting circadian bifurcation in hamsters and mice, if indeed this scotophase effect occurs in humans at all, and we have no definite data concerning what conditions might produce true bifurcated circadian oscillators among humans.

The article further explained, "Their real significance would be in providing scientists with important new information concerning the nature of the sun, cosmic radiation, solar radio interference and static- producing phenomena radiating from the north and south magnetic poles".

As the narrator of that novel explains: It's a fact, I mused to myself, that in societies like ours sex truly represents a second system of differentiation, completely independent of money; and as a system of differentiation, it functions just as mercilessly.... Just like unrestrained economic liberalism, and for similar reasons, sexual liberalism produces phenomena of absolute pauperization.

Generative theories of scientific method assume that propositions can only be established and secured by showing that they follow from observed and experimentally produced phenomena.

In contrast, non-generative theories of scientific method such as the one proposed by Huygens assumed that propositions must be established by comparing their consequences with observed and experimentally produced phenomena.

"There's an inevitability to the fact that the social media era, which is about people being exhibitionists presenting their lives to the world and sharing their intimacies, has produced phenomena like X Tube [the first site to allow users to upload and share adult videos]," he says.