Sentence examples for emergence characteristics from inspiring English sources

The diversity and emergence characteristics of SoS are outcomes of coordination.

Species were sown in early and late spring to compare the effect of sowing date on emergence characteristics and subsequent growth.

Study Objective: To compare the emergence characteristics of sevoflurane with halothane in pediatric patients having bilateral myringotomy and pressure equalization tube insertion using a highly standardized and common anesthetic technique.

Similar to its induction pharmacokinetics, methoxyflurane has very slow and somewhat unpredictable emergence characteristics.

Methoxyflurane has a very high lipid solubility (oil:gas partition coefficient of around 950), which gives it very slow pharmacokinetics (induction and emergence characteristics); this being undesirable for routine application in the clinical setting.

Spring seedling emergence characteristics and survival to anthesis do not provide strong barriers to the introgression of cultivated sunflower alleles into wild sunflower populations.

In this paper we look at instabilities in bubbly gas-liquid flows and investigate the emergence and characteristics of phase heterogeneities.

Potential dependent oxidation of the polymer in the neutral electrolyte is observed through emergence of characteristics IR absorption bands associated with different structures of PANI in oxidized and doped state.

We conclude that children who stutter may have diminished ability to remember and/or reproduce novel phonological sequences, and that further investigation into this possibility may shed light on the emergence and characteristics of childhood stuttering.

Emergence: This characteristic defines the qualitative change in the behavior of the system during a change in its observation scale.

Heterologous expression of the two mammalian VSOPs induced the emergence of characteristic voltage-gated proton currents in a variety of cell lines [2] [4].