Sentences with phrase «phenomenon not»

The creation of «multidisciplinary practice groups» is a new phenomenon not currently addressed by lawyer regulators who are used to primarily considering only practice groups of law «firms» or explicit «lawyer referral agencies».

The PR firm Edelman found in its 2017 Trust Barometer that trust in business — and pretty much everything else — «has declined broadly, a phenomenon not reported since 2012.»

that trust in business — and pretty much everything else — «has declined broadly, a phenomenon not reported since 2012.»

Here is a really good scholarly article that deals with this interesting phenomenon not seen in (I don't believe) any other country:

This decline in deference is a phenomenon not limited to lawyers — it is taking place across all aspects of professional services — but it may be an especially bitter pill for the legal profession to swallow.

This year we will see the return of the suit, a fashion phenomenon not seen since the 1980s.

We depart through farm tracks and formed gravel roads passing Magnetic Hill, a phenomenon not to be missed.

However, if you are a curious planet dweller with a story to tell, Facebook is a phenomenon not to be missed.

Start by marking «My Name Is Mahtob: The Story that Began the Global Phenomenon Not Without My Daughter Continues» as Want to Read:

The three new cases suggest that the kudus acquired the disease by some form of trans - mission between animals, a phenomenon not yet seen in cattle.

Of course, forced labour (a term which at least has an agreed definition, unlike «modern day slavery») is a labour market phenomenon not solely affecting migrants.

Here we have a phenomenon not without parallel in the history of other religions, as Lohmeyer notes — for example in Islam and in Mormonism — namely a shift from a first center to a second within the first generation of believers; and it is all the more striking that the evidence is preserved in Acts, whose whole interest and orientation centers in Jerusalem, not in Galilee, and whose earliest traditions are almost exclusively those of the capital city.

The essential point was that given the theory of impetus, the continued motion of a projectile could be explained after contact with the moving - agent was terminated without appealing to a rush of air around the projectile, a phenomenon not easily made compatible with other empirical and theoretical aspects of the Aristotelian theory.

I greatly enjoyed Joanna Bogle's article on Blessed John Paul II and far be it from me to argue with the masses of people in the Church, especially the «John Paul II Generation» in America, a phenomenon not seen in Britain, about the greatness of the man.

When oil prices first crashed at the end of 2014, they said it was a «transitory» phenomenon not worthy of much attention.

This is especially true in the sciences, which must coin words to describe phenomena not previously observed.

They can sometimes point to quantitative precision or to the prediction of novel phenomena not previously suspected.

The scientist is particularly impressed if it explains a variety of types of phenomena and, above all, if it leads to the discovery of novel phenomena not previously anticipated.

Just as Russell asked how could relations among phenomena not reflect relations among noumena, we can ask the following question: if a key feature of mass is continuity, then does this not imply some underlying substrate that must persist without change from measurement to measurement?

Thus «the cross and resurrection are phenomena not only of the past, but also of the present.

Our theories are PROBABLE explanations for natural phenomena not the factual histories.

Colloidal suspensions fall into the category of materials known as «soft matter», and the softness of the rotational device is shown to lead to new transmission phenomena not observed in macroscopic machines.

After the serendipitous discovery of radio waves coming from the Milky Way's center in the 1930s, scientists realized radio waves, which have a longer wavelength than visible light, could reveal many aspects of cosmic phenomena not visible in other wavelengths.

Many physicists would be thrilled if the Higgs had such exotic «spin - parity,» as it would point to new phenomena not predicted by the standard model.

A young star more than 2,000 light - years away in the constellation Cepheus may be belching out spheres of gas, ejecting them repeatedly — phenomena not predicted by current theories of how young stars shed matter.

We serve as a medium to organise observation of any Solar System bodies and phenomena not covered by existing sections.

Sayings like «gut intuition» and «gut feeling» are real physical phenomenons not folklore.

Sometimes employing scientific methodologies or the epistemology of science, other times investigating phenomena not restricted to any scientific discipline, art can be seen as a form of inquiry into the physical and natural world.

From the UNIVERSITY OF THE BASQUE COUNTRY, and the «climate phenomena not related to CO2» department.

At best Anastassia Makarieva has listed physical phenomena not included in equations (32) and (33), but nowhere has anyone explained why the (34) would represent those phenomena.

And can these phenomena not account for 10 - 30 year warming and cooling trends?]

I that I tried to abstract out other phenomena not as crucial for this.

Not exact matches

Which means this uptick in Art of the Deal - style pushiness — if it's a real phenomenon — probably isn't a good thing for the men employing it, their negotiating partners, or their companies.

This also does not appear to be the case, with the same phenomenon appearing in the seasonally unadjusted data.

Albright isn't seeing that phenomenon happen either.

This is what's known as «a phantom traffic jam,» and according to new research out of MIT (hat tip to Lifehacker for the pointer), the phenomenon isn't caused by ghosts (or even road conditions).

That's a phenomenon that hasn't been seen in nearly a decade.

«Apps such as Tinder are taking advantage of a simple emotional phenomenon; we can't feel data.

«This is a phenomenon that we've not witnessed before,» says Winter.

Bitcoin is getting more attention than it deserves, but the phenomenon is not going away overnight, according to Morgan Stanley Chairman and CEO James Gorman.

There's no doubt that the people who planted the first seeds of this cultural phenomenon were rejecting something, but it wasn't consumerism.

(Foremen who hadn't been in leadership positions before exhibited the «sergeant's phenomenon» — at first they exercised their authority in a pretty wild way, without regard for the welfare and security of the rest of the people.

As recently as last May, Balsillie told attendees at the annual RIM conference he wasn't seeing evidence of the bring - your - own - device to work phenomenon.

Social media, he said, has driven all of those phenomena — in the case of Netflix, it was people convincing the company not to split off its DVD business.

The first issue evokes the phenomenon of smartwatches, if we can call it that, which have so far failed to spark much interest simply because they don't do much that smartphones don't.

Those thrown out of work would have difficulty finding new jobs, as their existing skillsets are not otherwise in demand, a phenomenon economists refer to as structural unemployment.

It's a phenomenon that's not well understood, but it may indeed be the way forward for Canada in a global economy.

The phenomenon of Brooklynization has officially reached the point where the cool kids who couldn't shut up about it 10 years ago now dismiss it as fad.

«The income divide in the United States is not a new phenomenon; it has been increasing for several decades.

«But the sponsors always make sure that events don't interfere with training or competition,» said Jones, who despite being born without a right femur and missing her right leg above the knee has become a two - sport phenomenon, in cycling and alpine skiing.