As Chris Froome cements his hold on the yellow jersey in the team time trial in Brittany, it is another reminder that Britain's cycling boom is a massive, tangible, phenomenon.
What Ramiz is talking about could be an offshoot of a tangible phenomenon which, most popularly, manifests itself in those apocryphal tales of mothers suddenly finding the strength they didn't know they had to lift cars under which their babies are trapped.
It is a tangible phenomenon that increases the chance of falsely declaring a gene set significant.
Risk is a psychological construct [10], an idea constructed in the human mind from the aggregation of dimensions or categories of abstract or tangible perceived phenomenon.
The case study provides tangible illustrations of the phenomena latent in modal parameter estimators and demonstrates several counter-intuitive results.
The intention was to unearth the sonic character of objects in our universe, and in the process, perhaps make these phenomena more tangible and comprehensible.
Resources may flow in one direction, but influence, a multifaceted and complex phenomenon with tangible and intangible elements, flows in both directions, which means that the recipients of aid wield influence of their own.
Furthermore, they provide tangible evidence moving the phenomenon of antagonistic pleiotropy from an abstract driving force in the evolution of aging to a mechanism that contributes to proximal features of aging and by doing so elaborates on the original model.
Occupy Wall Street needs to turn a social and Internet phenomenon into a tangible political movement that would benefit the "99 percent" it says it is representing.
