Sentence examples for emerged applied from inspiring English sources

"Brits 45 mins from Doom," screamed the Sun, a popular British tabloid.The dubiousness of the 45-minute claim (which, it later emerged, applied only to battlefield weapons) has dominated several earlier inquiries into Britain's pre-war intelligence.

As such this manuscript presents a multidisciplinary albeit incomplete perspective to an emerging applied problem.

They conceptually emerged from applied island biogeography and metapopulation theory in the 1970s and are widely utilized in land management.

In the past decade, many novel proteomic technologies were emerged and applied to several biological systems for the understanding of cellular activities, disease development and physiological responses to therapeutic interventions and environmental perturbations [23].

I am comparing Castro's Cuba to Costa Rica, where a revolutionary regime emerged that applied some tenets of socialism while resisting the urges of authoritarianism.

Moreover, in the 13 years since the court last considered the constitutionality of juvenile executions, a national trend has emerged against applying the death penalty to defendants under 18.

Free citizens who worked the land on their own behalf did emerge; terms applied to them tended originally to refer to poor people, but these agriculturalists were probably not poor.

We discuss herein the emerging technologies applied to this rapidly evolving field.

Key tools such as policy, prosecution, program design, and prevention are impacted by questions emerging from applied ethical dilemmas.

We focus on the lessons that emerged from applying the Forest Stewardship Council FSCcertificationion framework at selected sites in Chile, Indonesia, Nepal and Vietnam.

In this chapter these physical premises are highlighted as well as the new emerging technologies applied in surfaces disinfection, particularly those based on nanotechnology.