Sentence examples for emergence of a network from inspiring English sources

This lends support to the idea of an inflationary mode of evolution, whereby we think that the various diversity explosions of eukaryotes induced massive LTR retroelement radiations, as well as the emergence of a network of LTR retroelements.

For example, the globalization of culture is inseparable from, and in many instances driven by, the emergence of a network of transnational mass media corporations that dominate not only distribution but also content provision through the allied sports, cultural and consumer product industries [ 35- 37].

Furthermore, the functional incompatibilities of the historically chimaeric network may be compensated by the emergence of a different network (itself either new or currently present in nature, or possibly even ancient).

The public participation process failed to address the concerns of both communities and led to the emergence of a social network of resistance.

Specific inactivation of these genes results in the emergence of a fast network oscillation (ca. 160 Hz) throughout the cerebellar cortex in alert animals, associated with ataxia.

The objective is to generate reliable, interference-free links between first neighbours so as to ensure the emergence of a single network including the majority of all devices, in a context where spatial distribution is unpredictable.

The realisation of the noosphere for Teilhard de Chardin, as Ana Jeličić points out, not only involves the emergence of a global network of stakeholders but also a more organised global policy, as well as reciprocal interaction with the mutual project (Jeličić 2015).

Shifts in oscillation frequency, nevertheless, were present in all cases, indicating the emergence of a new network dynamics.

This system resembles partially the emergence of an adult network from initial projections as seen in vertebrates in the visual and motor cortex (O'Leary and Koester, 1993).

The outcome is the emergence of an informal network of professionals active in the area of psychosocial care for children in general, and with those affected by violence in particular.

It is evident that we have reached a time in history where several strands in metabolomics science, including research, application and the emergence of an international network of data exchange through specialist and general purpose data repositories, are converging to bring this field to a new level of professionalism.