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If they have significantly different temperatures , overlapping layers of air in the atmosphere are responsible for producing what are often termed mirages , a phenomenon in which the virtual image of an object is observed to be positioned either above or below the actual object . Tracking : a phenomenon in which various factors such as dust or humidity can result in the creation of a weak electrical current in a location where electricity was not originally supposed to flow , resulting in the creation of a conductive carbon path . " This is part of a phenomena in which parents have no idea what their children are exposed to , " said Sue Rusche , president and CEO of National Families In Action . State failure is basically a phenomenon in Africa , and there it probably has a direct relation to HIV-AIDS and the diffusion of that , which is also a threat . ( VRT is a phenomenon in which retention time fluctuates with time . In point of fact , the yogi should focus only on the nature of a phenomena in terms of its characteristics , of a phenomenon in terms of its characteristics , ( lakkha " na ) function ( rasa ) and resulting phenomenon ( paccua.t.thana ) . The only caveat I would put on that , there is a phenomena in experimental science where sometimes when you have a spotlight on you , you do better because the spotlight is on you . Collapsing of microbubbles is a phenomenon in which microbubbles undergo rapid adiabatic compression when a physical stimulus ( compression / expansion , eddy , etc. generated by water flow process ) is applied , and form an ultra-high pressure / ultra-high temperature limit reaction field .