Nothing is further from the real facts of electrical phenomenon.

Ball lightning is an unexplained electrical phenomenon where luminous, spherical balls of electricity seem to hover in the air.

Everybody knows nowadays that a corposant is nothing whatever but an electrical phenomenon, and therefore merely an indication that the atmosphere is surcharged with electricity.

By 1850 most of the basic electrical phenomena had been investigated.

Many of these streams encounter the earth, giving rise to various electrical phenomena.

A wire is the usual concomitant in all electrical phenomena.

He was a close student of electrical phenomena, and made many discoveries in this department of research.

These alternations of wind and violent electrical phenomena, were something more than coincident, more than a casual connection.

Thus, prompted by certain analogies, we ascribe electrical phenomena to the action of a peculiar fluid, sometimes flowing, sometimes at rest.

The discovery of these two kinds of electricity has, however, enabled us to understand very fairly what goes on in electrical phenomena.

There are certain electrical phenomena, again, which are connected together by relations of the same form as those which connect dynamical phenomena.

This is the "dry storm" of Arabia; it appears to depend upon some electrical phenomena which it would be desirable to investigate.

This letter was published in the Transactions and it created great excitement among scientific men, who immediately began active investigations of certain electrical phenomena.

He might from that moment have felt a presentiment that a prodigious transformation was about to occur in our mode of regarding electrical phenomena.

All the classic ideas relating to electrical phenomena led to the consideration that there existed a perfect symmetry between the two electricities, positive and negative.

It is said that electrical phenomena are frequent on the mountain, and that iron, copper, salt, and copperas lying near together may account for them.