phenomena
phenomena
Definition
phe·nom·ena (fə näm′ə nə)
noun
phenomena
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- observe: Contrast it with Bohr's cautious approach to the problem of observing quantum phenomena; .. .
- investigate: Ask them to suggest ways in which they could investigate the phenomena.
- describe: Chaos theory, which describes phenomena whose exact outcomes cannot be predicted, offers a gap for God to act in the world.
- understand: The general unifying principles that can be used to understand diverse ecological genetic phenomena.
Adjective modifier
- paranormal: Roll, of Bristol, England, a former businessman, is a long-time explorer of paranormal phenomena.
- psychic: We know what we mean by psychic phenomena, even if we can't define them.
- natural: The whole thing is narrated by the natural phenomena from the moon: " Time for night to go.
- observed: These papers will be assessed in relation to their coherence with observed phenomena.
- unexplained: Also, these effects correspond with many of the unexplained phenomena reported in connection with UFOs.
Noun used with modifier
- quantum: Contrast it with Bohr's cautious approach to the problem of observing quantum phenomena; .. .
- trance: This is where we delve into the realms of deep trance phenomena, the medium in which our creative activity takes place.
- bifurcation: These events are initiated by plastic flow instabilities and bifurcation phenomena.
phenomena Quotes
Economics as a positive science is a body of tentatively accepted generalizations about economic phenomena thatcanbe used topredicttheconsequences ofchanges in circumstances.
Science proceeds by successive answers to questions more and more subtle, coming nearer and nearer to the very essence of phenomena.
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