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This is a phenomenon known from landscapes.
All this leads to emergence of a phenomenon known as cybercrime.
It's a phenomenon known as corona.
This idea is a more modern analysis of a phenomenon known as the Jevons Paradox.
There is a phenomenon known as the Super Bowl Halo Effect, which works 80% of the times.
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Gulf oil money was also a huge factor, in a phenomenon known as Petro-Islam.
In this method, a phenomenon known as pressure reversal can occur.
Married men, on average, earn more than single men a phenomenon known as the'marriage premium.
There's a phenomenon known as the attachment theory, which is basically what it sounds like.
The color changes come from the Doppler effect… andthe shape distortions from a phenomenon known as aberration.
I think Kenny experienced a phenomenon known as sensed-presence effect.
Well, the so-called instances of spontaneous combustion can actually be explained by a phenomenon known as the"wick effect.
Apparently there exists a phenomenon known in internal law as“conflict of jurisdictions”;
It is interesting that death has a human skeleton while death is a phenomenon known to all living creatures.
There is also a phenomenon known as distractive bilingualism or semilingualism.
He was the first to observe radial motions in sunspots, a phenomenon known as the Evershed effect.
This also leads to a phenomenon known as"fishing down marine food webs", whereby second-level marine life preyed upon by the fish at the top of the trophic levels are increasingly used for human consumption, thus causing further disruptive effects on the whole food chain.
The first global challenge is to reduce the number of women who die as a result of violence, a phenomenon known as femicide.
Because the ability to hear high frequencies deteriorates with age(a phenomenon known as presbycusis), the Mosquito works by emitting high-frequency tones at approximately 17.4 kHz.
Venus's sulfuric acid rainnever reaches the ground, but is evaporated by the heat before reaching the surface in a phenomenon known as virga.
The metabolic activities of bacteria in the lake result in a phenomenon known as"lake stink",a scent reminiscent of foul poultry eggs, two to three times per year for a few hours.
Most materials, however, produce a magnetic field in response to an applied magnetic field- a phenomenon known as magnetism.
Moreover, in a phenomenon known as"intra-urban displacement", displacement to urban areas tends to occur incrementally, as continued threats to their physical security and inadequate responses to their assistance needs compel the displaced to flee from smaller cities to increasingly larger centres.
Yet increased efficiency can reduce the price of energy,encouraging still greater use a phenomenon known as the Jevons paradox.
Gas molecules in the coma absorb solar light and then re-radiate it at different wavelengths, a phenomenon known as fluorescence, whereas dust particles scatter the solar light.
The koan is given to a disciple to create the situation when the intelligence gives away all borrowed knowledge; mind, heart and body layer by layer open their essence, andone's energy makes turning inside- from outside objects to the subject,- then there will be a phenomenon, known as a direct experience.
Furthermore, at the domestic level, the work of our peaceful peasants is systematically undermined by a phenomenon known as“zaraguinas”, or those who block the road.
The inclusion of momentum as a source of gravity leads to the prediction that moving orrotating masses can generate fields analogous to the magnetic fields generated by moving charges, a phenomenon known as gravitomagnetism.
The tissue absorbs the light pulses, and as a result undergoes thermo-elastic expansion, a phenomenon known as the optoacoustic or photoacoustic effect.
Extensive research has established that members of a group to which a negative stereotype is attached tend to both underperform and under-assess their performance-- a phenomenon known as"stereotype threat.