Sentence examples for edge of emergence from inspiring English sources

Our findings suggest that the northern edge of emergence of I. scapularis populations and B. burgdorferi is currently in southern Quebec.

34, 42 It seems that dengue fever is on the edge of emergence in Africa with the potential appearance of the devastating DHF that is yet to be observed on the continent.

The formation of two-dimensional negative nuclei ("Hohlkeime") during the etching of edge dislocation emergence points has been appreciated as an atomistic process.

This entry describes key concepts and features of complex systems, including emergence, self-organization, feedbacks, nonlinearity, sensitivity to initial conditions, critical or edge-of-chaos dynamics, symmetry breaking, resilience, as well as adaptation and evolution.

The process that led to high quality chronic illness care exhibited clear complexity elements of co-evolution, non-linearity, self-organisation, emergence and edge of chaos dynamics in a network of agents and relationships where a stable yet evolving way of organizing emerged from local level communicative interaction, power relating and values based choices.

Of emergence in the field, 0% was in year 1, 79% in year 2 and 21% in year 3; 81% of emergence occurred in the open, 19% at the edge, and 0% under the canopy.

In complex adaptive systems, the richness of relationships is an important factor in movement to the edge of chaos where transformational change and emergence of new order become more likely.

These are thus cases of emergence.

This is an account of restoration, of emergence into light.

We call it a process of emergence.

(Bedau 1997) distinguishes between two types of emergence namely, strong and weak emergence.