This is a model developing in the UK, particularly through the emergence of university technical colleges and studio schools.
In other words, it was possible to foresee the emergence of certain technical solutions just as the natural following steps of some existing evolutionary trends, and a later investigation found out that such solutions were actually under study by research groups around the world.
Previous research on the emergence of socio-technical systems [29, 30], on the governance of large technical systems [31, 32], or on socio-technical infrastructure systems [28, 33, 34] analyzes the emergent qualities of entities wherein social and technical elements interrelate.
This case simply presents too tempting a target, for the very reasons that lie behind the emergence of this seemingly technical dispute about medical practice.
Our findings highlight the distinctive contribution that a 'temporal turn' can bring to longitudinal research studies by providing insight into the technical agency of ERP packages and how its temporal inscriptions shaped the emergence of a socio-technical information system.
Then, we consider the emergence of subtitling and its various technical achievements, before dealing with the process – taking into consideration the constraining factors, the stages of the work, the strategies available to subtitlers, and the design of subtitles.
Following an elimination round, thirty-seven to forty-six of the photographs would be awarded gold medals and sixty-two to eighty-seven silver, based on originality, technical skill, and "emergence of personal vision".
This paper describes the social, economic and technical factors shaping the emergence of intelligent parcel tracking.
The emergence of premounted and redilatable stents represents significant technical improvement.
