At the end, this phenomenon widens the gap between doctors and patients.
Kosovo's recent secession, says Mr DellaPergola, the demographer, "is a good example of a phenomenon that is widening, not disappearing".
Critics didn't know what to make of it but through lovely games such as New Super Mario Bros, Mario Kart DS and Nintendogs it flourished, appealing to an ever widening demographic, culminating in the phenomenon that was Dr Kawashima's Brain Training – perhaps the first major release actively marketed at an older demographic.
This phenomenon leads to widening the energy window and ease of electron flow from the source to the channel [50].
But as online applications grow, the phenomenon of pervasive connections is both widening and deepening, said Mizuko Ito, a cultural anthropologist at Stanford University.
X-ray computed tomography (CT) images of samples were taken at different time intervals to assess the phenomena responsible for the increased crack widening in macro-synthetic fibre reinforced concrete.
Constant train speed for consecutive train passes has been shown to accelerate corrugation growth while widening the probabilistic speed distribution can be shown to mitigate the phenomena.
My study adds to the literature on job polarisation, offering two new ways of representing the phenomenon and enlarging the period of analysis.1 I also contribute to widening the literature on employment remuneration in line with employment trends.
"You and I belong to a society in which the gap between the rich and the poor is widening even as our personal privacy shrinks," he writes, and he believes that "these two phenomena are connected".
None of the recent phenomena that we experience today – the frenetic pace of global change, the challenge of widening disparities, the digital revolution and a multipolar world – could have been envisaged in 1989 when the Convention was adopted.
