manifestation造句

Fever is one manifestation of cold.

This is a manifestation of advancement of human civilization.

Counting calories may be a manifestation of autism.

Enterprise architecture is the physical manifestation of the business strategy.

Undoubtedly, the emergence of such a craze is the manifestation of our growing overall national strength.

Successes of businesses like Wal-Mart were the best manifestation of this era.

Obesity is one manifestation of a group of symptoms known as metabolic syndrome.

A service is a repeatable logical manifestation of a business task.

In the new paradigm of manifestation and monetary flow, such flow is based upon need.

Trifle was an artistic manifestation of reflection and exploration of such ideal and practices from humanistic perspective.

"The goiter is the visible manifestation" of iodine deficiency, says Richard Hanneman, President of the Salt Institute in Alexandria, Va.

This striking trend is yet another manifestation of the rise of China. But it also reflect the cost of warships and other weapons built by America (see article).

"It is because this sort of behavior may be a manifestation of some underlying problems that they are more insidious," he says.

The changes may seem small, but the study authors suspect they are one manifestation of the effects of environmental pollutants on the male reproductive system.

Klein sees envy as a manifestation of primary destructiveness, to some extent "inherited" i. e. constitutionally based, and worsened by external adversity.

The details of such a manifestation are dependent on your enterprise architecture investment strategy, including the financial accounting for the realization of the infrastructure.

Bananas are the most celebrated manifestation of 75 per cent of the crop more or less destroyed, and few sources of alternative supply available, prices to the consumer have quadrupled.