(E – G ) Solid lines depict emergence of the non-trivial steady-state.
From his first novel, "Elsewhere, Perhaps" (published in 1966), to his most recent, "Judas" (2014), Mr. Oz depicted the emergence of Israel as a vibrant, if imperfect, society reflected through the lens of flawed, often conflicted characters.
The antimicrobial susceptibility testing depicted the emergence of high-level aminoglycoside and beta-lactam resistance among different species apart from intrinsic vancomycin resistance by some species, while all the species tested were susceptible for linezolid and teicoplanin.
"Chaos," from Rebel's suite "Les Élémens," depicts the emergence of the universe from turbulence.
Both novels depict the emergence of gay identity as related to a broader queer sensibility, with all sorts of consequences.
The film has yet to be completed but when Matthews learned that scientists had discovered that magnetic loops in the sun's corona vibrate in rising fourths, he could not resist incorporating them into a piece for orchestra depicting the emergence of a fresh new day.
This point is demonstrated further in Figure 4b, which depicts the emergence of various cell populations in time and space, and which shows that the m-hit mutants emerge in local areas where fitness of the agents has been reduced by cheating.
Here, we conducted a comprehensive investigation to depict the emergence and establishment of cis-regulatory elements in de novo yeast genes.
The image that best depicts this emergence is, of course, that of the sphinx (which has the body of a lion and the head of a human being).
Urbanization, westward expansion and the United States' emergence as a world power are depicted in a section titled "American Progress," in which a vibrant large-folio rendering of the Statue of Liberty shares space with scenes like "The Prairie Hunter -- One Rubbed Out," a view of a lone settler, rifle in hand, galloping away from an Indian encampment.
Though the emergence of Latino America has been depicted as the addition of one more color to the nation's multicultural rainbow, the Mexican-American experience in the Southwest is subsuming the region's entire color spectrum and challenging American notions of minority membership.
