Sentence examples for emergence of terms from inspiring English sources

The more "focused" applications for either freight or passenger transport have given rise to the emergence of terms such as Freight ITS or Passenger ITS.

The emergence of new terms that demystify and discredit this notion is welcome.

It is important to keep the relatively recent emergence of the term "responsibility" in mind because the term is often used to refer to thoughts and analyses in texts of pre-19th century philosophers (e.g. Aristotle, Hume) who do not use the term.

The emergence of the term graphic novel must therefore be understood in terms of the cultural attitudes that shaped it.

With the emergence of the term "moneyhawks" many firms saw the way banks targeted the wealth management segment was up for renewal.

Entrepreneurial activities with exclusive social missions have been on the rise in recent decades, leading to the emergence of the term "social entrepreneurship" to identify them.

Also, we noted the emergence of "longer term refinancing operations" (LTRO) as a highly ranked connective (G) concept and similarly the increase in betweenness for "main refinancing operations" (MRO).

Prior to the emergence of the term "plutoid" as an IAU-sanctioned categorization, there had been some attempts at applying a title for this class of object.

In addition to the postoperative emergence of long-term synchrony, the EMG activities of muscles ADP and ED23 also became oscillatory and coherent.

It is also important to acknowledge that despite the rather recent emergence of the term 'transactional sex,' the notion of material gift exchange for sex had already been in the anthropological record for decades.

Her reference to herself as an "orphan" reflects the emergence of this term in the common lexicon as a label for unattached patients – in particular for those who desire attachment but have been unable to find an available physician [ 38, 39, 75- 77].