Sentence examples for another emergence from inspiring English sources
Social software provider Lithium Technologies (another Emergence company) leverages its depth of knowledge in building successful consumer communities to help its customers realize a "Community Health Index" (CHI), a detailed usage analysis that is highly predictive about whether a community will succeed or fail.
It is one thing to delineate the contours of the notion of emergence, another to argue that emergent phenomena actually exist.
Lounging in a well-worn pair of flats late last month, her DVR set to the latest episode of "All My Children," Ms. Burnett was preparing for another re-emergence.
From another perspective the emergence myth is homologous to the seed.
"ok, what about another one?" The emergence of this kind of entity raises vexing questions for journalism.
In these scattering events, energy can be transferred from one pulse to another, leading to emergence of new pulses.
Another is the emergence of rehabilitation as a knowledge practice based on diverse disciplines, in addition to the experiences of both service providers and recipients.
Another was the emergence of an international casino that was trading in what they now call toxic assets, but which were financial instruments that represented debt.
Another doctrine whose emergence has benefitted patentees is "contributory patent infringement" -- which has had the effect of significantly expanding the set of persons who will be deemed infringers.
Another was the emergence of a new quasi-science of management, with readily marketable ideas, such as those of Harvard Business School professor Michael Porter, whose "five forces" approach is now taught to nearly every business-school student.
The twenty-first century has taken another path: the emergence of a transnational ultra-élite, combined with the declining regulation of financial industries, created the conditions that wrecked the global economy a decade ago, and facilitated the surge of a nationalist bigotry and populism.
