Sentence examples for simple phenomena from inspiring English sources

In later works Hayek began distinguishing between sciences that study simple phenomena versus those that study complex phenomena.

("Leviathan," at least, avoids the matter of characters by imbuing apparently simple phenomena with an unexpected ambient violence; the mood itself is the revelation).

This conceit works fine for simple phenomena like a planet's trajectory around the sun or a weight falling from the Leaning Tower of Pisa.

The main findings: Ball lightnings are very simple phenomena and, contrary to popular belief, not dangerous at all.

"My father was always encouraging me to look at nature and to discover and observe simple phenomena," says Cosma.

This may be appropriate for some relatively simple phenomena where the effect on the species flux is already known.

It's a simple phenomenon which has the disadvantage of being asymmetrically partisan and not particularly complicated or interesting.

Hunger seems like a simple phenomenon: the stomach rumbles until it's fed, then it's quiet until it rumbles again.

There can be little doubt, then, that habituation is not only widespread, but that it also can be a relatively simple phenomenon.

The melting ice never ceases transforming into another type of object, and the simple phenomenon of a viewer's presence keeps the sculptures alert and alive.

She was interested, she told me, in the seemingly simple phenomenon of "people being out of their homes with other people," gathering together and performing for one another and, in doing so, "creating a new society, a new community".