Sentence examples for emerged closed from inspiring English sources

Three de-tabooing sub-positions emerged – closed dying, open dying with reversible medical control and open dying with irreversible medical control.

Shares of G.E., meanwhile, took a beating after news of its bid for Honeywell emerged, closing down $3.13, to $52.50.

They emerged close to midnight looking grim.

Michael Worobey, a virologist at the University of Arizona and another author of the Science paper, said backdating the molecular clock, which he did by comparing the 1959 blood sample with the only other known early one — a paraffin-embedded lymph node from 1960, also from Kinshasa — suggested that the virus emerged closer to 1910, when syringes were handmade, expensive and rare.

Other communities emerged closer to the mines, such as Granville on Dominion Creek and Grand Forks on Bonanza Creek.

However, especially the grouping of taxa that emerged close to the origin of the eukaryotes remains highly debated.

http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.coviro.2013.08.003 The genus Felis is thought to have emerged close to 6.2 million years ago, during the late Miocene epoch [ 1].

However, in cases 3 and 6, the tissue samples were acquired 53 and 31 months, respectively, prior to treatment; it is therefore unclear whether or not other biologically-significant alterations might have emerged closer to the time of treatment.

"There emerges close before us a small spot in a sharp-greenish light, which becomes ever larger and larger and finally forms a bright, shining sunlike figure.

Continue through the maze of Bur Dubai souq and you emerge close to the Grand Mosque (9), on the doorstep of the Bastakiya quarter.

However, a small erroneous track emerges close to target 1 for two time periods.