Examples of using Same phenomenon in English and their translations into French
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For birth weight, the same phenomenon was observed:
Nearly the exact same phenomenon occurred in the 1980s
In the Hindu tradition, the same phenomenon is described as the descent on the Yogi, when he first reaches the desired degree of perfection,
describe exactly the same phenomenon.
The awesome spinning power of tornadoes has incredibly destructive effects,'but it's this same phenomenon'that is responsible for creating the stability of the solar system,'because it was the conservation of angular momentum'that stopped the early solar system collapsing completely.
The same phenomenon could be noted in 2003:
wildland fire may be used to describe the same phenomenon depending on the type of vegetation being burned.
the drug trafficking capos in Colombia are all part of the same phenomenon.
as well as any subsequent mass event related to the same phenomenon or event might not be deemed spontaneous
which means that even when all the indices are responding to the same phenomenon, one may expect a mixture of positive and negative responses in the table.
And in ourselves the same phenomenon is going on;
replacing other expressions used to define the same phenomenon that up to now has been defined(through words such as“homeless”)
More recently, there is an illustration of this same phenomenon of the“calibration” of the list in the recent study by Ragaigne,
We are dealing with two interpretations of the same phenomena.
Both are manifestations of the same phenomena: the sharp and institutionalized division of power between groups.
The same phenomena can be seen today here in Colombia with the formation of new assemblies with mainly ex-Catholics.
Apply the same phenomena of Printed Territory
This is because many of the same phenomena observed in scientific research are investigated by different branches of science.
a boomerang will return to its point of origin using the same phenomena by which bicycles remain upright
Mennonites consider the same phenomena as unfortunate changes of earlier Christian practice