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31. But uneven development does not simply mean that types and quantities of physical and social phenomena vary from place to place.

32. Universal concepts denote phenomena which are presumed to occur universally, regardless of historical epoch or type of society.

33. Figure 8.2 shows that the decline of the private rented sector and the growth of owner-occupation have been long-term phenomena.

34. This is a clear example of attempting to explain an unknown phenomenon by means of models based on known phenomena.

35. Many of the heroes and gods of these tabloid genealogies were in turn apparent personifications of astronomical bodies and phenomena observed anciently.

36. That is to say, it may be possible to give powerful functionalist explanations of linguistic phenomena by reference to pragmatic principles.

37. This approach took the form of an attempt to rationalize phenomena and explain them within the framework of general hypotheses.

38. The emergence of a numerous class of frivolous intellectuals is one of the least welcome phenomena of the age of modern capitalism.

39. The theory of plate tectonics explains these phenomena and is commonly regarded as one of the cornerstones of modern geophysics.

40. This typical report contains many descriptions of direct sensory phenomena.

41. Beginning with the phenomena of sense, and by the use of our explanatory framework, we form hypotheses about their causes.

42. Perception was pretty much neurophysiology: sensory inhibition, Mach band phenomena, iconic storage, and the like.

43. It is not that Western tradition has been wholly free of references to celestial phenomena.

44. Without doubt, a Marxist approach can be very illuminating when directed at particular cultural and intellectual phenomena.

45. Within the collective memory of the North Shore resides an entire history of its natural phenomena.

46. Despite many advantages, such a definition fails to draw attention to the unifying characteristics of pragmatic phenomena.

47. Not only do these phenomena still exist, they have been intensified by being reproduced within the framework of a world economy.

48. None the less, great feats of mental gymnastics were per-formed to make them into atmospheric phenomena.

49. It is claimed that there exist two radically different species of phenomena, one of which is entirely inaccessible to physical observation.

50. A tradition that was based only on communication could not lead to the compulsive character that attaches to religious phenomena.

51. Beforehand,[http://sentencedict.com/phenomena.html] the pretence that he was interested in putting together a documentary series on psychic phenomena had seemed a good one.

52. This is clearly a much more sophisticated analysis of the phenomena than the empirically invalidated instrumental account.

53. This usually takes the form of obsessively pursuing the minutiae of experimental phenomena and theories that leave a subsequent generation cold.

54. The holiday has to do with other worldliness, spectral phenomena, lonesome caped creatures rising across the moon.

55. Deterministic laws of atomic arrangements in the triumphant years of classical physics seemed to lie behind the phenomena of life.

56. Science exists so that we can improve our understanding of naturally occurring phenomena.

57. Many of the theories that are published are not really theories of psychological processes at all, but are theories of experimental phenomena.

58. In fact, they obey the conventions of the oral tradition, reducing complex phenomena to single comprehensible causes.

59. A descriptive sociology requires a sensitizing of oneself to the social phenomena described whatever may be their nature or conceptual complexity.

60. Perplexities A layman venturing into the quantum world no doubt expects to encounter some fairly strange phenomena.