Sentence examples for emergence of instruments from inspiring English sources

Throughout the current wave of regulatory reforms, several theoretical models have been proposed that call for the emergence of instruments of self-regulation under some form of state supervision as part of the demand to improve product development performances aligned with awareness of environmental needs, to help with meeting regulation and to reduce the risk of production nonconformance.

In 1931, Edgard Varèse composed an important work, Ionisation, for 13 percussion players, a landmark in the emergence of percussion instruments as equal partners in music.

"In that era of the Roaring '20s, Wall Street was going great, there was easy credit and there was an emergence of creative financing instruments, to say the least, and all of those factors together created that boom," she said.

This paper analyses the development and emergence of market based instruments for biodiversity conservation in Central and Eastern European (CEE) countries.

The emergence of human rights instruments at the international and transnational levels has lent some credibility to the perspective of a deterritorialization of rights regimes and the possibility of securing a person's basic rights irrespective of her formal membership status in a given polity.

With the annual emergence of new NGS instruments, experimental procedures such as library preparation and analysis methods require continual improvement.

The increasing shift towards patient-centred healthcare has lead to an emergence of patient-reported outcome instruments to quantify functional outcomes in orthopaedic patients.

Despite the emergence of multiple disease-severity and QoL instruments, few instruments have been validated.

In particular, the emergence of so-called "next-generation" instruments (NGIs) is opening a new chapter of genomic research [ 1].

One understands why the Rameau revival had to await the re-emergence of period-style instruments, with their particular timbres and ways of speaking.

With the emergence of the concept of bicultural identity, instruments were developed for assessing involvement in the cultures of both the society of origin and host society.