Sentence examples for based on the emergence from inspiring English sources

ABI says its "market intelligence" of the "strong potential emergence of smart watches" — note the careful hedge, and don't bet the farm on this one just yet — is based on the emergence over the past nine months of "a number of new smart watches", which is likely referring to Kickstarter-funded Pebble and its myriad of wrist-coveting, crowdfunded competitors.

Kaldor argues that the post-cold war moment offered a new kind of international possibility based on the emergence of a global civil society.

The move to retest comes after the World Anti-Doping Agency sent a letter to the IOC requesting that the samples be checked again based on the emergence of new testing methods since 2004.

The rise of a prosperous Africa will ultimately be based on the emergence of an assured African, confident in knowledge and identity, at home in Africa and the world at large.

The existing literature pertains to research based on the emergence of m-commerce, the cloud, the development of online portals, and the inclusion of mobile devices [9 12].

Plant viability was scored based on the emergence and growth of green leaves over 7 days of recovery after 14 days of submergence (Fig. 4d).

Directed by Mick Jackson; written by Christopher Monger and William Merritt Johnson; based on the books "Emergence" by Temple Grandin and Margaret Scariano, and "Thinking in Pictures" by Ms. Grandin; Emily Gerson Saines, Gil Bellows, Anthony Edwards, Dante Di Loreto, Paul Lister and Alison Owen, executive producers; Scott Ferguson, producer.

These findings are in line with Grant (2003), who has shown that managers tend to adopt both perspectives in the planning process of organizations based on the planned emergence perspective of strategic planning.

In effect, Stovall challenges those rosy market forecasts based on the expected emergence of a decidedly peppier economy, a logical extension of President Obama's repeated promises of an economic scenario characterized by much better times ahead.

Based on the sudden emergence of GBS in neonatal disease in the 1960's after a long history of contributing mostly to bovine infections [6], it was postulated that GBS originated from bovines.

Based on the natal emergence date (i.e. when juveniles left the natal burrow for the first time), we defined three post-emergence intervals for each individual.