Sentences with phrase «new phenomenon»

Private donations to public schools are not new phenomena, although lately, parent groups have edged into a more central funding role, largely because of budget cuts.

This is a relatively new phenomenon in the pet care industry.

The review marks the first comprehensive assessment of peer - reviewed published research into the relatively new phenomenon of electronic cigarettes.

I suspect that this isn't an entirely new phenomenon; wouldn't be the first time I'm late to the party.

After all, ecommerce was a relatively new phenomenon at the time.

I have been researching energy drinks — a fairly new phenomenon, but exploding in popularity, especially among young people.

Human beings are wired to try to make sense of new phenomena by processing all the information of the past.

Young children are typically not afraid to display their wonder at discovering new phenomena.

Computer - games connected to research are not a completely new phenomenon.

Each new detection enables us to explore new phenomena of these mysterious and fascinating objects.

Nearly a century ago, in 1926, the electron microscope was a brand new phenomenon that took the world by storm.

The longevity of general relativity owes as much to its complexity as it does to the wide variety of strange new phenomena it predicted.

And scientists may even find new phenomena that they haven't predicted.

Humans can only make intelligent decisions about new phenomena by learning more about them.

Whereas the magnitude and frequency of these phenomena may be forced to change, it is less likely that we would get new phenomena.

To be a scientific theory, this explanation must be supported by a HUGE body of facts and be able to predict new phenomena.

Being a comparatively new phenomenon, the market for virtual currencies is still developing and many users are unaware of such currencies and their workings.

Not only does this test the machine and its instruments, it sets precise benchmarks for determining whether new phenomena are indeed new.

More and more, we are finding that climate change develops into new phenomenon not seen before.

Others are newer phenomena due to changes in the dating game from online dating and other factors.

Since psychiatric service dogs are a relatively new phenomena there are few associations that provide readily trained service dogs.

New phenomenon regularly come to light that have profound influence on the models.

But series, too, the series as an old - new phenomenon in content presentation is a feature of many explorations in publishing today.

Factory farming is an entirely new phenomenon that's still only decades old, so essentially, these types of meat products were never meant to be part of the human diet.

Internet defamation is still a fairly new phenomenon, and precedent - setting case law varies from state to state.

Considering that SaaS companies, in their current form, are a relatively new phenomenon, it's astonishing to see how important their services have become to businesses around the world.

Historically, the voyage has captured our curiosity of the unknown, places where we might discover new phenomena or extend our knowledge of the world.

Over the past couple of years, a strange new phenomenon has surfaced that involves links or strings of characters capable of crashing apps and devices.

The Religious Right is just as new a phenomenon as the Secular Left that called it into existence.

While social learning is not an entirely new phenomena on the corporate learning space, with evolving technologies, it can also be aligned as per the norms of workplace learning like tracking, recognition, and security.

However, today's artists, while facing many of the same US psychoses excavated here, must also reckon with new phenomena.

The other chief difference is etiological: their problem was a relatively new phenomenon called secularization; mine is an old and permanent specter called evil.

Horror, trash, and carnival barkers are by no means new phenomena, but the internet has given these subcultures new places to shine.

We saw new phenomena in Saturn's rings that told of the processes involved in the formation of solar systems, including our own.

The curious new phenomenon involves a particle - like entity called a quasiparticle, formed from a jostling mosh pit of electrons that...

There's an interesting new phenomena brewing where people enticed by low rates and home prices well off their recent highs are «doubling...

We are also reminded that scandal and corruption are not new phenomena within politics, as politicians as far back as the Duke of Wellington dealt with accusations stirred by the press.

A 2014 Brookings paper notes that credit scores for young households without student debt are higher than indebted households — a relatively new phenomenon over the past decade.37 And a 2012 study from Young Invincibles estimated that the typical single student borrower now has a debt - to - income ratio that would prohibit him or her from qualifying for a garden - variety home mortgage.38

As human beings, we frame new phenomenon using our existing mental models, which means we need to think differently in order to succeed in this new era of digital change.

Book - length graphic novels started to gain traction in the late 1970s, but YA as a category of graphic novels remains a somewhat new phenomenon in the U.S.: YALSA only started publishing its Great Graphic Novels for Teens list a decade ago, and only one book on that list, Gene Luen Yang's American Born Chinese (2006), was originally published as YA.

«It's a very new phenomenon that there are so many older people already, but also in the years to come the percentage of old people in our society will be really huge.»

Sriracha flavored beef jerky is a trend quickly turning into a hot new phenomenon in the world of gourmet jerky.

The curious new phenomenon involves a particle - like entity called a quasiparticle, formed from a jostling mosh pit of electrons that collectively act like a single particle in a solid.

«The results show that taking a different approach clearly pays off — it has allowed us to observe and explain new phenomena.

Meanwhile, for Waves, this represents a big push into a significant global market, and into the exciting new phenomenon of tokenization — the implementation of blockchain as a core part of a business's strategy (whether or not this involves a token sale).