Sentence examples for without the phenomenon from inspiring English sources
But even without the phenomenon of Mr Blair, today's Conservative Party would still look at Mr Bush's Republicans with a mixture of disbelief and horror.
In effect, what these theorists were saying was that without the phenomenon of entanglement, space-time would have no structure at all.
But I reckoned without the phenomenon that is Olwen Fouéré, who in Riverrun at the Project Arts Centre offers a 70-minute rendition of the book's final section, in which she embodies the voice of the flowing, unstoppable river.
The two polarization modes' central wavelengths of the thin film filter can be centered at the same one in oblique incidence, and it has a stable tuning range of 20 nm without the phenomenon of polarization central wavelength separation.
Without the phenomenon, which physicists refer to as charge-parity violation, no matter would exist in the universe.
Similarly, Wojciech Zurek defines the correspondence principle as a demand for an agreement between the "quantum and classical expectation values" (Habib et al. 1998), arguing that without the phenomenon of decoherence, the correspondence principle is violated.
Without analyzing the phenomenon, the documentary shows that, as the century progressed, the manipulation of imagery -- especially on television -- became more and more important to pacifist movements.
Many scientists, without denying the phenomenon of consciousness, see it as a continuum, a trait which evolves, not as a trait uniquely granted to humans by some mystical force.
You can't conduct an experimental study like this without reproducing the phenomenon you're investigating.
In another case, he discussed the difficulty of boiling rice atop a particular mountain in terms of the characteristics of the qi (cosmic vapor) of that mountain, without relating the phenomenon generally to characteristics of qi (as air pressure) at high altitudes.
It's times like these, when Americans feel that the existential threat is coming from within instead of without, that the phenomenon of fear is its most potent and pernicious. .
