Sentence examples for uniform phenomenon from inspiring English sources

This on-the-ground experience clearly guides his research — his understanding that poverty is not a uniform phenomenon, that it varies across communities, and that it means different things to different people.

It should be noted that migrant entrepreneurship is clearly not a uniform phenomenon, as migrants may have totally different cultures, languages, habits, motives and ambitions.

As Karin Weis states, "Love is not a uniform phenomenon.

In this model, we considered lactation to be a uniform phenomenon for simplicity.

Although different approaches have been considered regarding burnout syndrome, most authors accept that it is a uniform phenomenon, with specific aetiology and symptoms [ 1].

It is the first to profile somatosensory ERS and ERD in ADHD and the first to show that beta rebound is not a uniform phenomenon but one that can be modified in the presence of a psychiatric disorder.

The former addresses irregular, temporally dynamic phenomena such as an illness, while the later addresses uniform phenomena (Fleck 1986 [1927], 44 45).

However, this result still seems controversial because of the damage to the filtration barrier and altered permselectivity may not be an uniform phenomena.

This uniform pricing phenomenon raises questions about the continued relevance of the concept of local banking markets for both research and antitrust purposes.

Later, electrochemical theory developed, including reaction kinetics, leading to the mixed potential theory, which elegantly explained uniform corrosion phenomena.

In acceleration stage, due to the gel transitional change from plasticity to elasticity, obviously non-uniform fluctuating phenomenon appeared, with vibration amplitudes in some points greater than the others (Fig. 6) and even droplets separated from the top of the column (Fig. 6b) when in the down stroke.