Sentence examples for emerge at the interface from inspiring English sources
The unique features of traditional macromolecular architectures (i.e. linear, crosslinked, branched), as well as controlled nanostructures in biology were used as frames of reference to anticipate potential new properties, phenomena and synthetic constructs that should be expected to emerge at the interface of the 'dendritic architectural state' with the nanotechnology revolution.
Specifically, we investigated whether a neural resonance system is also engaged in situations involving complex emotions that emerge at the interface with high-level cognitive processing.
The interesting effects emerge at the interface of this compositional tradeoff with selection.
Eventually, a new discipline – Systems Medicine – will emerge at the interface between Medicine and Systems Biology [ 16- 18].
Advances in global health may be increasingly driven by new technologies that emerge at the interface of computational and biomedical science [ 2].
New technologies that emerge at the interface of computational and biomedical science could drive new advances in global health, therefore more training in technology is needed among health care workers.
Nanobiotechnology is an offspring of nanotechnology that has emerged at the interface of nanotechnology and biology [1].
By its creation in 1989, IMGT® marked the advent of immunoinformatics, which emerged at the interface between immunogenetics and bioinformatics.
Therefore, due to the 50-nm Al2O3 cap layer, the surface of the m-plane ZnO thin film has been changed and oxygen interstitials emerged at the interface.
In axial pillars, where fibrils were oriented along the loading axis, kink bands were observed and shear cracks emerged at the interface of ordered and disordered regions.
In a monotone that seemed to have trouble keeping up with the pace of his thoughts, Joy laid out a cautionary tale of futuristic technologies emerging at the interface of genetic engineering, nanotechnology, and robotics that threaten our very existence.
