Sentence examples for emergence shows from inspiring English sources

Anderson's emergence shows the value of patience by both the manager and the player.

In doing so, Beats' emergence showed that high-priced headphones would sell, becoming as much a fashion accessory as a gadget, commanding prices over £200 – a bracket previously reserved for the audiophile niche.

The diverse writings on emergence show that the term emergence captures a broad spectrum of system behavior.

The standard topsoil cover promoted the greatest seedling emergence showing marked differences between the two topsoil provenances.

We present realistic simulations of phonological system emergence showing that COSMO is able to predict the main regularities in vowel, stop consonant and syllable systems in human languages.

Top of the list was his new Emergence show, an A/V experience inspired by concepts in math and science that seek to explain the fundamentals of the universe.

Deposition of offspring and pupal emergence show a distinct diurnal pattern in all bat fly populations.

Significant differential expression is defined as P≤0.001 as the cut-off criterion after correction for multiple testing using the bloodfed group as mosquitoes at day 1 post emergence showed the largest difference from other age groups in gene expression profiling.

In an experimental infection females infected shortly after emergence showed a higher resistance against a fungal pathogen than males, however female morphs did not differ in resistance.

While total spectral power limited to 2 20 Hz did not differ between the anesthetized state and emergence, the EEG traces of the infants during emergence showed bursts of electrical activity interspersed with periods of low-amplitude activity.

Overall plantlet growth –as estimated by mean plant height after emergence– showed a similar trend over time for the two lines, let apart a systematic delay of 2 3 d for the OCI-expressing tubers (Fig.  4b).