Sentence examples for emergence itself from inspiring English sources

New technologies do not appear 'out of nowhere' their emergence itself is embedded in an existing sociotechnical system or moreover, technology deployment is strongly linked to paying "adequate attention to [its] appropriateness for a particular physical environment or their impact on social structure and needs" [7, p. 92].

Such emergence itself is non-linear and thus extremely hard to predict, even in engineered systems where the nominal initial conditions can be well understood.

Shakil says that for now its solution and business is focused on Glass (note: among other VCs like DCM and Emergence, Google itself has not invested in Augmedix).

The emergence of life itself remains more obscure.

Like the emergence of jazz itself, he's both primitive and modern.

The beast was bound to be perceived as strange and anomalous because its ravages coincided with the emergence of modernity itself.

Reading Children offers a history of the relationship between children and books in Anglo-American modernity, exploring long-lived but now forgotten early children's literature, discredited yet highly influential pedagogical practices, the property lessons inherent in children's book ownership, and the emergence of childhood itself as a literary property.

But what is clear is that social login is rapidly accelerating the greatest shift in the way business is conducted since the emergence of e-commerce itself 15 years ago.

The police were worried about public disorder as a result of the inquiry, but Ellison said the emergence of the meeting itself could have sparked "serious public disorder of the very kind so feared".

At the 2008 Olympics, in Beijing, the Chinese underlined the nation's dramatic emergence, its sense of itself as the great power of the twenty-first century, with a dazzling opening conceived and directed by the filmmaker Zhang Yimou.

In this paper, we are trying to advance the application of CA in modeling wildfires by accounting for the fuzziness intrinsic to the numerous environmental variables and mechanisms engaged with the emergence of the phenomenon itself.