Emergence refers to changes that are not predictable for two reasons, the absence of a complete context, and that interactions between persons are nonlinear.
However, due to the mobility of devices, it is difficult to set a network monitor with complete context of software updates.
How can we read (and be taught) Shakespeare's plays, if we can never really understand the complete context of their composition, the time in which they were written and, yes, the prejudice and controversy that still engulfs them.
The researchers selected the holistic approach to capture the complete context of corporate foresight efforts, since few logical subunits of analysis were identifiable prior to the study [35].
Our knowledge of the structure and function of enzymes is obtained primarily through in vitro studies performed without the complete context of the physiological environment.
In retrospect, the DPT-1 and ENDIT trials seem somewhat speculative when viewed in the more complete context of the complexity of immunoregulation and autoimmunity we have now defined.
Still, there are two other identified genes close to HSFY copies that are also amplified, thought to be pseudogenes (RPS2 and XKR3-like; see also [ 1] for the complete context of the pig Y).
Results illustrate some potential limitations of common modeling assumptions when applied to laboratory-scale flames and, thus, provide a more complete context for interpretation of comparisons between experiments and model calculations.
However, genome-wide studies have put transcription into a more complete context, revealing that 76% of human promoters lack the canonical TATA box [ 7- 9].
To enable use in forward (simulation) and backward (phylogenetic or population genetic) studies of evolution, especially in a population genetic context, in a complete genome context, or in studies of interactome evolution, the model needs to be coarse grained at a level that allows for sufficient computational speed.
