Examples of 'phenomenon is called' in a sentence

Meaning of "phenomenon is called"

indicates that a specific event, situation, or occurrence has a recognized or designated name. It is commonly used to introduce or specify the term that is used to describe an observed phenomenon

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phenomenon is called
And this phenomenon is called people power.
My husband says that this phenomenon is called.
This phenomenon is called the cis effect.
This weaker kind of repetitive cataclysmic phenomenon is called a nova.
This phenomenon is called the albedo effect.
These materials are called superconductors and this phenomenon is called superconductivity.
This phenomenon is called maternal uniparental disomy.
This thermal modification phenomenon is called collagen shrinkage.
The phenomenon is called continuous partial attention.
This instability phenomenon is called flutter.
This phenomenon is called saccadic masking or saccadic suppression.
The researchers say this phenomenon is called epigenetic memory.
This phenomenon is called lazy loading or bootstrapping.
What you see here is the moon setting and the phenomenon is called Moonset.
This phenomenon is called a glory or moon halo.

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In the following description, this phenomenon is called paper tear.
This phenomenon is called the proximity effect.
And the overall, this kind of phenomenon is called gene drive.
This phenomenon is called magnetic flux leakage.
In the southern hemisphere, this phenomenon is called the southern aurora.
This phenomenon is called the interaction effect.
This weaker kind of repetitive cataclysmic phenomenon is called a ( classical ) nova.
This phenomenon is called heart rate variability.
When chemiluminescence takes place in living organisms, the phenomenon is called bioluminescence.
This puzzling phenomenon is called resource curse.
The result was the clearly recognizable pelvic structure, this phenomenon is called relief reversal.
This phenomenon is called the satisfaction paradox.
This is definitely the case, and the phenomenon is called mutual inductance.
This phenomenon is called the music expectancy.
Since these emerge in somewhat different directions, the phenomenon is called double refraction or birefringence.
This last phenomenon is called secondary crystallisation.
When unfertilized eggs develop into both males and females, the phenomenon is called deuterotoky.
In medicine this phenomenon is called donor dominance.
Phenomenon is called the temperature inversion, this phenomenon is very.
This psychological phenomenon is called social proof.
This phenomenon is called acoustic attenuation and is measured in decibels dBs.
The process behind this phenomenon is called dynamic quenching.
The phenomenon is called the cocktail party effect.
In contemporary social theory this phenomenon is called acceleration or social acceleration.
The phenomenon is called temporary sensory motor amnesia.
The pictorial equivalent of this phenomenon is called aerial or atmospheric perspective.
This phenomenon is called cross modulation or a spurious emission.
In medical terms, this phenomenon is called placebo effect.
The phenomenon is called fingernail delamination.
Like atmospheric ghost lights, this phenomenon is called various names depending on area.
This phenomenon is called electrowetting by the author.
Shrimp have an exoskeleton that they leave when they grow, this phenomenon is called moulting.
This marketing phenomenon is called health washing.
The skin loses its tonicity, and the breasts sag, this phenomenon is called ptosis.
This natural phenomenon is called starvation mode.

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