There was a lot of talk about Terry's latest fancy-dress intrusion in Amsterdam, the quick-change emergence from the stands in pristine matchday kit that was, in truth, entirely harmless and even quite sweet, like the kind of boy who insists on wearing his Spider-Man suit to a wedding.
to identify longitudinal predictors of five key state changes: emergence of a gambling problem, natural recovery from a gambling problem, resolution of a gambling problem with intermediate care intervention, relapses and recourse to treatment.
To be able to draw conclusions on a general level, for example for modelling or predicting changes in emergence pattern following climate change, knowledge about a taxon, including its variation, is needed.
Key ideas in this dialogue will be order, law, structure, principle, system, necessity, chance, change and emergence.
Grosz argues that time, change, and emergence, traditionally viewed as outside the concerns of space, must become more integral to the processes of design and construction.
There is no tritely reductive mirroring of a young woman's move to the big city with Ireland's own expanding outlook of the time, but there is a sense of change and emergence.
This is an ecumenical, interdisciplinary, and international conference that aims to explore different philosophical and scientific concepts of creation order and related themes (e.g., law, structure, necessity, chance, change and emergence).
The future is about change and emergence.
The refraction caused by the interface between the two mediums will change the emergence angle of the wavefronts [29], affecting the beam width coverage in.
The temporal change or emergence of infectious disease is usually due to changes in the society, technology, virus itself or environment, such as climate change.
