Sentence examples for emergence of world from inspiring English sources

His current research is a comparative, global project that focuses on seventeenth century histories of conquest and their relationship to the emergence of "World History" (Weltgeschichte) in the nineteenth century.

This course examines the emergence of "world empires -- the first way of constituting a world in four regions of the eastern hemisphere from the first millennium BCE to the year 900 CE.

Those of us who were teenagers in the 80s maybe recall the protest festivals organised by the great metropolitan councils; we think of the emergence of world music and hip-hop; we remember Red Wedge and miners' benefits and watching indie bands share the bill with jugglers to raise money for the Sandinistas.

As Martha Nussbaum said the emergence of world citizens challenges "the spirit of identity politics which holds that one's primary affiliation is with one's local group".

According to the respondents, the entry of large multinationals into India in the medical devices segment as well as the emergence of world class corporate hospitals in India where such tests can be carried out are likely to drive these outsourcing possibilities.

The EU member countries with their ageing populations, rising costs, and overburdened public healthcare systems could benefit from expanded relations with a country like India with its growing private healthcare sector, emergence of world class corporate hospitals, large pool of medical manpower, and young population across a variety of segments.

The plan hugely expanded higher education in California, and led also to the emergence of world-class establishments like Berkeley and UCLA.Yet it tied the universities' fortunes to those of the state.

They added that competition policies should be used to favour the "emergence of world-class European companies", and gave warning against a "bureaucratic Europe" that blindly applies "pernickety rules" (translation: if Paris or Berlin want to aid national champions or broker mergers, they will).

Other recent exhibits focused on the emergence of world-changing inventions — a 2017 show featured items from the library's 1.5 million­ object Polaroid Corp. collection — and highlighted historic moments, such as last year's exhibit on the African-American experience at HBS from 1915 to 1990 and the formation of the African-American Student Union in 1968.

Still, while it is exciting to see the rapid advance in Indian science, the emergence of world-class institutions, and the increase in collaborations and external engagement, Aseem Ansari, a professor of genomics and biochemistry at the University of Wisconsin, Madison and the founder and director of the Khorana and S.N.

The development of the Internet, as a vehicle for World-wide communication, and the emergence of the World Wide Web, has made instantaneous access to much of the entire body of medical information an exciting one [ 7].