Sentence examples for captured the emergence from inspiring English sources
This 2-year study captured the emergence of G12P[8] strains, which are emerging in several areas of the world (9, 13 – 13 ).
"Ememma," one of the most popular tracks, captured the emergence of a hybrid new form of R. & B., propelled by a loping kick-drum beat and slippery verses delivered in Idoma, Tuface's native language.
The Creative Behaviours Framework was used as a tool to capture the emergence of designers' creative behaviours.
We draw several important network metrics from network science and social network analysis [13, 34, 35], and we include two additional metrics to capture the emergence aspect of collective attention.
A new exhibition "Life and Death in Black and White" captures the emergence of AIDS activism in San Francisco through civil disobedience and militant action.
Produced by Chris Moore-Backman, in collaboration with KZFR Community Radio in Chico, California, the series shines a light on the people who are most directly impacted by the systemic oppression of our nation's drug war and prison industrial complex, and captures the emergence of the growing national movement working to dismantle these institutions of injustice.
Finally, phyletic pattern based approaches rely on the availability of fully sequenced genomes and can capture the emergence of new gene family on a background of their absence in closely related species.
However, ILGA uses a more complex simulation environment, captures the emergence of affordance representations in AIP, and addresses the linkage between reaching and grasping in ways that TRoPICALS does not.
While one half of the model uses original images that are captured during the emergence of the painting, the other half uses computationally re-interpreted (filtered) versions to elucidate both the analog and the digital realms the drawing preexists.
As a result, models are unable to capture the observed emergence in this region as well.
