physical phenomenon

It was more like a live enemy than a physical phenomenon.

There particular sounds are associated with physical phenomena in the light of past experience.

"That's what's allowed him to stay in the league at his age and be a physical phenomenon."

If a circle does not sound like a physical phenomenon, you might want to explain how light works.

If the mind is a physical phenomenon of some kind, it has to be located somewhere.

We are talking about a whole new range of physical phenomena that nobody even understands yet.

A purely physical phenomenon, of which the following is the explanation.

He is usually busy when any purely physical phenomena have to be done.

His work is concerned with light as both a physical phenomenon and metaphorical figure.

Certain physical phenomena are highly sensitive to the value of the work function.

These tools provide a unique view of ocean life and physical phenomena.

Of course, these physical phenomena have a use of their own.

Both are names for exactly the same physical phenomenon.

But many interesting physical phenomena do not obviously fit into this paradigm.

The closest physical phenomenon that I know of is what's called combustion.

In fine, there is here a normal, physical phenomenon.

Quantum mechanical states are dependent on things like energy and other physical phenomena.

"These are the best discoveries: a student does something and discovers a new physical phenomena."

The physical phenomena found in large bodies of water are:

A mathematical model of the physical phenomenon is made.

In the absence of physical phenomena, it is your word against the wardens'.

Various physical phenomena are used to probe below the surface where scientists cannot directly access the rock.

The physical phenomena which we are used to may change wildly or be non-existent.

In the imperfect world of physical phenomena, superconductivity seems almost too good to be true.

There is no physical phenomenon that can cause "reflection".