Sentence examples for the first phenomenon from inspiring English sources

This time out Mr. Di Pego appears to have treated the first "Phenomenon," with its downer ending, as a European movie to happy up for American audiences.

The federal plot to get him, which also existed in the first "Phenomenon," recalls the delusions of John Nash in "A Beautiful Mind," but here the plot is no hallucination.

In particular, it is shown that opacity is the first phenomenon to become evident, on a timescale consistent with water sorption, and seems to be due to crazes induced by water.

The first phenomenon, known as Mullins effect, is commonly assumed to be either the result of an evolution in the hard and soft domain microstructure whereby the effective volume fraction of the soft domain increases with stretch or the result of irreversible damage in the material or combination of both.

The first phenomenon is distance osteogenesis.

The first phenomenon is generated by the presence of a free surface allowing for fluid motions.

It's one of the first phenomenons to come out of the iPhone world, spawning seasonal versions, toys and even a movie deal.

The balance reached through this technique led to one of the first phenomenons of beer in the western world, the porter.

One of the first phenomena to occur after receptor activation is the phosphorylation of the tyrosine residues of numerous intrace-llular proteins.

The third phenomenon has been shown by Kuratsubo recently.

The second phenomenon, as manufacturing is abandoned, is the existence of big empty industrial spaces.