Sentence examples for this last phenomenon from inspiring English sources

The hills east of Sierre in the Rhône valley are an example of this last phenomenon, and they mark the French German language divide in this area.

This last phenomenon has become more of an obstacle in the last 25 years; today it's no big thing to deliver an animal based in, say, California, to New York, rested and raring to go, just a day or two before the Belmont.

This last phenomenon often kicks in sharply when home prices rise.

Researchers at Harvard University decided to take a closer look at this last phenomenon: the mysterious mechanical stability of a honeybee cluster.

This last phenomenon is known as the greenhouse effect: trace molecules within the atmosphere serve to capture thermal energy emitted from the ground, thereby raising the average temperature.

In a third model, telomeric sequences would produce small non coding RNAs which would result in silencing of the target: this last phenomenon could occur either via degradation of the RNA produced by the target, or via induction of target heterochromatinization due to interaction of the smalls RNAs produced by the telomeric silencer with the nascent transcripts of the target [61], [62].

Rowson cites as an example of the last phenomenon the well-regarded Zaitsev Variation of the Ruy Lopez.

Thus, in the temporal dynamics of biomarkers in the Alzheimer's pathological cascade, atrophy represents the last phenomenon in comparison to biomarkers of brain dysfunction, early neurodegeneration, and amyloid deposition [ 46].

This last evolutionary phenomenon is very likely to have taken place in our evolution experiment, as the experimental procedure of serial transfers by mechanical inoculation imposed narrow bottlenecks.

The last phenomenon is best illustrated in the works of the German middle class meistersingers from the 15th and 16th centuries.

The last phenomenon is consistent with X-ray and X-TEM results indicating that the continuation of the (111) perpendicular texture across the NiFe/IrMn interface should stop H ex from decreasing. Figure 4 IrMn thickness (x) dependence of the exchange-biasing field (H ex) for the glass/Ta 30 Å)/NiFe 50 Å)/IrMn(x Å)/Ta(100 Å) samples under conditions (a) to (c).