Meanings of general phenomena in English

Such are the general phenomena of the distribution of plants.

Undoubtedly Tatiana Markovna was a wise woman with a correct judgment of the general phenomena of life.

The general phenomena of sensation are partly internal, but the more violent are caused by conflict with external objects.

Hence the need for different instruments: Each tool studies a particular phenomenon or studies general phenomena in a particular way.

The theory is too foraminated-toofull of loopholes and unsatisfactory conditions-tobe accepted as an explanation of the more general phenomena presented.

Such an appeal to the general phenomena of popular church attendance and church membership may be sufficiently convincing for the proposition here advanced.

While such formation of steam, if it happened, would certainly extinguish most flames in direct contact, the general phenomena shown would be explosive.

But whether it is true, we can judge only by seeing how far the hypothesis accords with and explains the general phenomena of nature.

Abortion resembles ordinary labour in its general phenomena, excepting that in the former hemorrhage often to a large extent forms one of the leading symptoms.

The General Phenomena of Detumescence.