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Figure 2 Emergence of a coherent structure from underwater acoustic noise.

First, this research discusses the complex situations of SoS, and addresses the three issues of SoS design: 1) nonlinearity and discontinuity of design space, 2) emergence behavior, and 3) high uncertainty.

The time is ripe for such an integration framework because of the convergence of three important developments, almost in a perfect storm: (1) maturity of standardized product data and meta-data models, and standardized engineering and business processes; (2) emergence of service-oriented architecture for information sharing; and (3) availability of robust middleware to implement them.

Two recent developments have come into the forefront with reference to updating the seismic design provisions for codes: (1) publication of new seismic hazard maps for Canada by the Geological Survey of Canada, and (2) emergence of the concept of new spectral format outdating the conventional standardized spectral format.

We determined (1) seed populations in soil of 15 stands 1 to 140-plus years old (2) emergence and survival from planted seed, along with environmental conditions, for three years in open clearcut, forest edge, and under closed canopy on mineral soil or organic seedbeds and with and without cages to exclude animals, and (3) effects of light and temperature on germination in controlled environments.

Behavioral data during (1) the awake state and (2) emergence from general anesthesia were analyzed post hoc.

For wheat, R2 values remained relatively constant (stem elongation: 0.53 (RMSE = 2.9), inflorescence emergence: 0.59 (RMSE = 3.9), and milk ripening: 0.59, RMSE = 3.8).

Lack of circumcision may have been more important for HIV-2 emergence, because epidemic HIV-2 groups emerged only in Côte d'Ivoire, a country which cities had much lower circumcision rates than the others of the region in the critical period (Figure 3B).

The late 60s emergence of Mahon, Heaney and Longley as major new voices is popularly seen as a remarkable eruption of creativity that somehow broke out of the rubble of a collapsing civil society.

Figure 3 Emergence of novel ecosystems.

3) Emergence and development of cracks on the dam crest.