The explosion of video editing software has given rise to the huge (but illegal, copyright-wise) phenomenon of "video mash-ups".
Can I end it on a positive note?" To watch him buzz in his Hyde gym this week was to witness a snapshot of the past, a whirring, wise-cracking, contented phenomenon in tune with his trade, battering his middle-aged trainer, Bob Shannon, around the ring in a workout designed as much to convince onlookers as himself that he was back.He looked fine.
It is still impossible to know, though, exactly what sort of scholars they were; and much easier to dismiss them, as Rowan Williams did when Archbishop of Canterbury, as simply mythical, together with the ox and the ass.It is just as hard to say which heavenly phenomenon the wise men were meant to have seen.
It could be the clearest symptom yet of the disadvantage of democracy, that it enables the removal of governments the people dislike, but does not necessarily create the conditions for wiser ones to follow – a phenomenon not so different, after all, from the results of the Arab spring.
The value of can in turn be computed by averaging over all possible pair-wise distances between the true phenomenon configurations and all possible configurations with edges for the (randomly) estimated phenomenon at the AP.
Plus ça change, or, it's good to get wise and thorough confirmation of a phenomenon I glimpsed on the wing.
It seems a recent phenomenon, and not really very wise.
Could this more-relaxed attitude be an age-related phenomenon for the older and wiser?
However, Andy Street said the US-inspired phenomenon was "more challenging profitability-wise". "We've got to ask if it's right to concentrate trade so much in that one period," he told the BBC.
Wise communities will make provisions for that natural phenomenon.
The Pacific power shift is not a new phenomenon, and the Obama administration is wise to seek stronger ties with the region.
