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phenomenon <a phenomenon; phenomena / phenomenons> N

phenomenon

phenomenon
حَدَث
phenomenon
حادِثَة

associated phenomenon

optical phenomenon

optic phenomenon PSYCH

psychic phenomenon

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It a non-academic book, that was the first to explore the putative phenomenon of childrens spontaneous past life memories.
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The phenomenon is not restricted to the well-to-do.
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White spoke of culture as a general human phenomenon, and claimed not to speak of cultures' in the plural.
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We are studying ways to create and measure this phenomenon, known as self-presence, or an out-of-body experience.
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When silt appears as a pollutant in water the phenomenon is known as siltation.
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The phenomenon itself however has been described since ancient times.
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This causes the beam to focus itself, a phenomenon known as self-focusing.
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For example, a thunderstorm is a mesoscale phenomenon which often includes rotations and turbulence.
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Eventually, smoking grew into a phenomenon for women.
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But, although the experiments produced a lot of information, we hadn't the faintest idea of how to describe this phenomenon.
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