The drooping male catkins flower before the leaves emerge; smaller, upright female catkins on the same tree develop in conelike clusters, which disintegrate at maturity, releasing tiny, one-seeded, winged nutlets.
Perhaps because every gaze was fixed on the slow extrusion of that fantastic pearl, the surprise was all the greater when another figure appeared beside the mutant: slowly it entered the circle of light, becoming entirely visible only when the egg had fully emerged and was balanced upright on that vertiginous cornice.
Richler et al. (2011) manipulated exposure duration and inversion of faces to identify the time-course of holistic processing effects and found that holistic processing was present for inverted faces but that it emerged later compared to upright faces.
For the upright condition, a main effect emerged of congruency, F 1, 27) = 182.5, p ≤.0001, but not of grouping cues (p =.46).
Despite the stock market collapse of October 1987, Eurotunnel emerged from its stock flotation wobbling but still upright.
It was Joe DiMaggio Day at Yankee Stadium, and Dom emerged from the Boston dugout to help him stay upright during the pregame ceremony.
An inverted pendulum model of human posture on such an active balance board predicts that reduced board rotational stiffness destabilizes upright posture through board tipping, and limit cycle oscillations about the upright position emerge as feedback time-delay is increased.
A Caterpillar bulldozer stands by the fence; raw red wires emerge haphazardly from an upright metal pole.
Someday we may need a sequential illustration showing man standing upright after emerging from porous rocks in hydrothermal vents — where suggestive research locates the first signs of complex molecules and DNA.
In the report, the scientists said the fossils "show that this species is demonstrably more primitive than A. afarensis," which emerged as early as 3.6 million years ago and previously was the earliest known upright-walking human ancestor.
