Sentence examples for universal phenomena from inspiring English sources

The authors argue that relationship conflicts are universal phenomena in multi-functional projects.

Magical beliefs are universal phenomena and have been present since prehistoric times.

These results support the proposal that DOCIORI and SDE are universal phenomena especially in the high rainfall intensity areas.

This origin is not avoided; therefore, the effects of STs can be said that there is universal phenomena in the MBE system.

Corollaries 13 and 14 formally explain the theories behind the universal phenomena of system science such as why systems tend to adopt tree structures in formal organizations and what advantages of hierarchically normalized systems are in system organization.

In 'The Limits of Epidemiology', Wing (1994) claimed that the field of epidemiology was vulnerable to being labelled as a 'basic science' if practitioners were to continue viewing exposure-disease relationships as self-contained, homogenous and universal phenomena.

It's a near universal phenomenon," he said.

Grieving is a universal phenomenon across all human cultures, and has been throughout recorded history.

It is this use-value that has made art a universal phenomenon.

This leads to the universal phenomenon of police power being higher than judicial power.

"It's pretty clear that post-traumatic growth is a universal phenomenon," she says.