Sentence examples for separate phenomenon from inspiring English sources

But postmaternal matrophobia should be seen as a separate phenomenon.

At a time when more international students are choosing to study in the United States, a separate phenomenon is on the rise: that of American students choosing to spend their entire college experience abroad.

Henry's coolness of observation in its detailed actuality is perhaps too stressed in the last pages, for in hours of great emotional strain material fact seems to detach itself as a separate phenomenon, and Henry remains too set; but the author's method prevails and triumphs in the last line.

What a recording produces is a separate phenomenon, something really much stranger than the playing itself, since what you hear on tape or disc is indeed the same playing, but divorced from its natural context [which] provides a score which the players are unconsciously interpreting in their playing".

But it would be a separate phenomenon from what is going on in the mother.If that confounding variable can be taken care of, though, and the effect persists, the next obvious step is to determine what mechanism within the mother's body causes the discrepancy.

But for all of the focus on the money being made on Facebook and through smartphone games, perhaps more interesting is a related but separate phenomenon that did not get quite as much attention at DICE: the demographic expansion of gaming.

But this is to conflate two largely separate phenomena: the Mediterranean crisis and internal migration between different European states.

Ozone depletion and global climate change are essentially separate phenomena, but they can interact in some ways.

Politicians typically talk about rising inequality and the sluggish recovery as separate phenomena, when they are in fact intertwined.

Magnetism and electricity are not separate phenomena; they are the related manifestations of an underlying electromagnetic force.

The rise of bedroom pop tends to be considered a separate phenomena from DIY, but its ethos of self-sufficiency is strikingly similar.