Sentence examples for emergence being from inspiring English sources

Cooperation between the human and animal health sectors is especially important because most infectious diseases that have emerged in recent decades are of animal origin, with their emergence being linked to trade, economic, and political interests (28, 35, 36).

It was first released in 2008 and a single, Heartbeat, slipped into the UK top 20 last autumn, its slow emergence being encouraging confirmation that there is more than one route into the charts.

But to the casual mention of his explosive emergence being just a couple of years ago, Chamberlain held up five fingers, as if to also remind us of how a now-faded stardom initially fit him like a glove.

With these two ingredients, namely locality and imitation, it is generally observed [6], [11], [13] that states in which a sizeable part of the population cooperates emerge (at least for values of b not too close to 2), the mechanism for this emergence being the formation of clusters of cooperators that can successfully outcompete defectors.

This is extremely unlikely to be the case because both classes of the aaRSs seem to be rather late arrivals in the evolution of the respective protein folds, their emergence being antedated by extensive protein evolution [1,2].

c) Reviewer's comment: "…This is extremely unlikely to be the case because both classes of the aaRS seem to be rather late arrivals in the evolution of the respective protein folds, their emergence being antedated by extensive protein evolution [12,13].

Strong emergence was defined as nominal emergence in which the emergent properties are supervenient properties with irreducible downward causal powers.

Its timid emergence is a hopeful sign.

Jeremy Corbyn's emergence is a strange phenomenon.

Some of Mr. Levy's emergence is clearly his doing.

His stomach's emergence is like a flesh mudslide.