Sentence examples for an emerging kind from inspiring English sources

The cusped field thruster is an emerging kind of electric propulsion equipment employing a cusped magnetic field to achieve potentially long lifetime.

Molybdenum disulfide (MoS2), as an emerging kind of two-dimensional (2D) materials with large hydrophobic surface and superior mechanical property, holds great promise in preparing high-performance hybrid membranes.

Due to the low fabrication costs and wide applications, such as large area sensor arrays, flat panel displays, and radio frequency identification tags, organic field-effect transistors (OFETs) as an emerging kind of organic electronic device have been extensively researched in the past few decades [1 3].

Perhaps there is an emerging market for an exclusive kind of console, a sort of super-premium category that does not need young players any more.

As is, it appeared that this group represented some kind of an emerging mainstream religious trend among Latinos.

For example, Campylobacter infections are an emerging zoonosis [ 22] of this kind.

But take a look at the bitsway that's emerging, a kind of dotted line that runs through the social media activity stream winding across all of the current players.

But then, lo! There, as if out of a mirage, emerges some kind of strange newness.

Decades later, the British artist Idris Khan made a work entitled Every… Bernd and Hilla Becher Prison Type Gasholders, in which he overlaid photograph after photograph until a blurred, composite image emerged: a kind of ghostly shadow structure that, as the actual gas holders disappear, becomes ever more haunting.

You should see a pattern emerging that looks kind of like a length of rope.

"There is a consensus emerging that that kind of use should be given every serious consideration," he added.