Examples of using Phenomenons in English and their translations into German
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Political
In Juha Sääski's paintings shame is put in an appearance through social phenomenons and gender role models.
Industrial overproduction has to be sold somewhere-- the effects of the crisis are producing social political phenomenons p.40.
This is another example of an harmonic motion, which belongs to the most famous phenomenons of physics.
critically comments phenomenons of the web 2.0.
The objective is to localize and interpret phenomenons within the shared lifeworlds
RESULT: It is terrific that our state is contrasting with such a helplessnee the phenomenons of right and left radicalism.
These phenomenons were caused by fluctuations in the space-time continuum,
In the Yellowstone there are more volcanic phenomenons than in all the other volcanic areas of the world.
As acoustic phenomenons, that exist for themselves, standing out of daily life,
The lakes of Monticolo are natural phenomenons without equal.
Unfortunatley these phenomenons were often not reproducible in Murten
The phenomenons of the organization of the astres.
Content Oscillations of particles are fascinating quantum-mechanical phenomenons.
Dipl.-Phys., responsible for all natural and supernatural phenomenons.
Discovering electroacoustic phenomenons.
The phenomenons of megaliths spread.
Some authors warn for an ional displacement if you use this method. AquaCare has never seen negative phenomenons provided that a regular water change of at least 1-5% per month is made.
In her work Donna Chung reflects social phenomenons and ubiquitous symbolics searching for references in politics as well as in the entertainment industry.
This results in the idea that souls with human-like wishes and attitudes live in objects and phenomenons totems.
The phenomenons of diffraction are new built up with regard to Newton's and newly diffraction experiments.