Sentence examples for recurrent phenomenon from inspiring English sources

Invasions from south India to Sri Lanka and retaliatory raids were a recurrent phenomenon.

The film world approaches its awards season, and is experiencing a recurrent phenomenon concerning the way press promotional comment becomes dangerously unhelpful and unmanaged.

The 2002 riots were a national tragedy, but part of a tragically recurrent phenomenon in communally-charged Gujarat state that preceded Mr. Modi's government.

For areas where severe stress is a recurrent phenomenon, selection of genotypes with high DYI can be useful.

Such studies are situated within an anthropological literature that understands sedentarization as a recurrent phenomenon within nomadic societies (Salzman [1980]; Adano and Witsenburg [2005]; Blench [2001]).

We discuss the recurrent phenomenon in spring and summer 1996, sporadic-E exceeds 5 MHz in critical frequency, in relation to the periods of wind oscillations derived from MF-radar wind observations.

He does so in ways that sometimes echo those epics, as when he repeats formulaic phrases for recurrent phenomena and events.

In some of the sampled grids, fire and grazing were recurrent phenomena.

This sequence of events was not unique: Banking crises are recurrent phenomena, often-triggering deep and long-lasting recessions (Reinhart and Rogoff 2009; Schularick and Taylor 2012).

Unraveling the manifold significance of repeated genomic outputs will necessarily require comprehensive and systematic analyses of recurrent phenomena as well as rigorous statistical testing and greater phylogenetic sampling to assess the dynamics underlying observed cases of convergence.

Immunological and autoimmune disturbances, with high rates of infections and malignancies, are recurrent phenomena in DS pathogenesis [ 2], and infections still represent major cause of death in DS [ 3, 4].