Sentence examples for emergence i from inspiring English sources

Researching my own novel C, which takes place during precisely this period of emergence, I found evidence everywhere to support Rickels's claim.

Africa's emergence, I argue, requires greater attentiveness to social and political institution building than to kW-hours and foreign dollars.

Additionally he treats the question of evolutionary emergence, i.e., whether genuinely new entities arise in the history of our universe and life on Earth, which had particular cache at this time (Goudge 1961).

A warmer thermal environment with a larger temporal window for potential beetle emergence (i.e., the potential emergence starts earlier and ends later) is associated with the Southeast region, lower latitude and elevation, and landscape topographic features of canyons and valleys.

Something whose first emergence I was lucky enough to witness.

With Emergence I took a bit of a different approach.

I next propose a definition of ecological engineering, in accordance with the two reasons for its French re-emergence, i.e. the prevalence of the concept of sustainable development and the development of applied ecological sub-disciplines.

Mating trails were conducted six days later (eight days post-emergence, i.e. at the age their grandfathers were first tested).

These life history transitions can be affected by biotic factors such as deer herbivory, which can decrease relative leaf area and the transition from non-flowering to flowering plants, cause ramets to regress in stage and have lower fecundity, and increase the probability of non-emergence (i.e. decrease new ramet production) (Knight 2004; Leege et al. 2010).

Contrast this with a concept of emergence that I shall call 'strong emergence'.

From the point of view of developing effective robotic artifacts, it implies the need to rely on "design for emergence" techniques, i.e. techniques allowing the development of robots which are able to exploit useful emergent properties.