Sentence examples for raised phenomena from inspiring English sources

A comparison between the raised phenomena in the impulsive hybrid nonlinear dynamics and the hybrid Poincaré map under control was also presented.

Therefore, interest is raised in phenomena that may reveal the cause of this.

RAND researchers raised the phenomenon of "reflexive shooting," or contagious shooting, in which one officer's gunshots spur a fusillade of bullets by others in the area.

Although several hypotheses stressing either possible lineage indecisiveness or genetic misprogramming have been raised, the phenomenon is still not fully understood.

If I need to cover upfront costs, I can always wage a modest campaign on the grassroots online fund-raising phenomenon Kickstarter, which has worked for me before.

People who saw the Internet as a fund-raising phenomenon after the Dean campaign were missing the point, as we said over and over, and I think at first Obama missed it too -- but he has a young, flexible and ambitious mind.

A strong El Niño, as well as other weather phenomena, raised the temperature further this year.

Here are a few epistemological questions raised by these phenomena.

One relevant phenomena raised in the paper is illegal practice.

This phenomenon raised the question, whether the AHP method was not applicable in certain participant groups or in a heterogeneous sample.

26, 55– 57 This phenomenon raised concerns in the repeated administration of sterically stabilized nanoparticles for drug delivery.