Sentence examples for subject phenomena from inspiring English sources

In this work, enriched physical insights and useful quantitative data on the subject phenomena are obtained by employing stoichiometric H2/O2/N2 flames and focusing on the individual roles of pressure, P, and the burned flame temperature, Tb, on the flame speed acceleration.

It's powerful because, for the subject, the phenomena experienced seem real - a subjective observation, perhaps, but one borne out by the evidence of brain scans, which have shown that, when somebody perceives a hallucinatory sound while in a trance, the same regions of the brain are activated as when they really hear that sound.

In 2009, a researcher named Jan Souman decided to subject this phenomenon to empirical testing.

A Russian American ethnologist, Alexander Goldenweiser, subjected totemistic phenomena to sharp criticism.

Having established that Tolstoy hated violence and that scientists can now make decapitated flies take off simply by shining a light on them, Potter moves on to other subjects: emergent phenomena, genetics and tool-making.

We think the practice of breaking subjects or phenomena into 10 segments imposes an arbitrary ten-ness on the universe when there is no evidence that 10 is any more important numerologically than, say, 32.

In fact, despite the long history of research on these subjects, such phenomena are still not fully understood.

Medical students perceive neurology to be a difficult subject, a phenomenon described as "neurophobia".

In some subjects, this phenomenon is very pronounced.

We observed a significantly higher mortality risk (70%) in those with BMI within the normal range (18.5 24.9 kg/m) versus heavier subjects, a phenomenon that has been termed the obesity paradox (1, 3– 6).

They also suggested that low novelty seeking indicated an increased level of the neurotransmitter dopamine in the brain of infected subjects, a phenomenon already observed in experimentally infected rodents.