Sentence examples for emerged text from inspiring English sources

DJB contributed to intellectual input to data interpretation and the emerged text theme categories, and critically revising the manuscript.

Innovative microtechnologies are now emerging (Text Box 1), allowing researchers to mimic and manipulate spatially and chemically complex growth environments at the scale of soil particles (Figure 1).

An analytical framework was informed by relevant literature, interview schedule and emerging text of the interviews.

Two conclusions emerge: texts that achieve publication are necessarily collaborative, and the individual texts of a work are never exactly the same.

In the Middle Kingdom, a new funerary text emerged, the Coffin Texts.

However, that possibility disappeared when details emerged of text messages sent by Mackay, which he later admitted were "disrespectful of other cultures".

Three domains emerged from text analysis on barriers to healthcare utilization: 1) accessibility; 2) knowledge-attitudes-beliefs (KABs); and, 3) healthcare system.

A field known as digital humanities has emerged around text-crunching analysis in its modern form.

Between the years 350 and 500 a large body of Latin artes grammaticae emerged, educational texts outlining the study of Latin grammar and attempting a systematic discussion of correct Latin usage.

But following a spectacular century against South Africa in the second Test at Headingley in the same month, details emerged of texts in which he was alleged to have criticised then England captain Andrew Strauss and offered tactical advice to the tourists.

Trollope is more prescient about communications: the British naval officers have a little device that works very like a mobile phone, and there is another which allows voice messages to be sent across oceans and emerge as text.